Whats the Cheapest yet reliable Fog Lamps?

[gunnym4]

bros,

Is Dai-chi Fog Lamps ok-do they have 100w available?

i'm planning on mounting a new set of fog lamps above my font bumper...What's the Cheapest yet reliable in the market...Why cheapest?..aside from a small budget, another reason is- if it gets stolen i can easily replace it...

thanks in advance for ur advise! pls refrain from advising HIDs coz i can't afford them...

[safeorigin]

PIAA foglamps perhaps?

[raby leon]

You might want to try a good shop in Banawe cor. Calamba st. Its called Road Fit Svc. Ctr. Actually I went there for a PMS (change oil, replaced spark plugs, coolant and refill ATF). Then I saw many kinds of fog lamps including HID ( I realized they sell the famous XenonWorx brand which I saw in the previous motorshow).
They have many types of fog lamp ( I forgot the brands), for sports 4 x 4, ordinary sedan and SUV. Each type has a varying prices. You can see the premium and the medium priced lamps. In fact I thought of going back to have one set for my Corolla. Of course if I have extra cash, I would definitely get the HID.

[mbeige]

There are cheap lights but have crappy quality (reliability). Break easily, leak easily, etc you name it.

Don't find the cheapest one, rather look for one with good quality, then look for the best price.

[Memphis Raines]

This is one of those things that you have to get it right the first time. You may want to avoid ending up with substandard electrical wiring, easy-rusting housings and the like that could do more harm than good.

Get the good ones like PIAA to give you years of reliable service.

I consider them as good investments rather than an expense.

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[XTO]

There are cheap lights but have crappy quality (reliability). Break easily, leak easily, etc you name it.

Don't find the cheapest one, rather look for one with good quality, then look for the best price.

i agree with MB, Hella or Bosch brands for me.

[safeorigin]

PIAA are all weather fog lamps