Fog light upgrade
09-28-2013, 10:21 AM
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Fog light upgrade
This may be covered in another forum but I haven't come across it yet.
I recently upgraded my headlamps to he Sylvania Silverstar. Now my fog lifts look dim. I want to replace the bulbs with something that will give me a bright white light like the Silverstars do. Any suggestions?
O'Riley's is the only place that can order a replacement bulb but it's the same as the stock factory bulb. Anyone know where I can find replacements?
I recently upgraded my headlamps to he Sylvania Silverstar. Now my fog lifts look dim. I want to replace the bulbs with something that will give me a bright white light like the Silverstars do. Any suggestions?
O'Riley's is the only place that can order a replacement bulb but it's the same as the stock factory bulb. Anyone know where I can find replacements?
09-28-2013, 03:18 PM
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I don't know if you have any interest at all, but I have a set of Rebel Off Road LEDs that I really liked. I had them in for about 3 months and then changed the bumper, so had to take them out. If you take a look and like them, let me know if you'd want to save a few bucks on them. They're definitely not cheap, but the LED look is pretty nice!
09-28-2013, 03:27 PM
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If you have a 07-10 wrangler, you can fit a 9005 Silverstar Ultra in the oe fogs. The plastic nubs are different, but with some puzzling, I got them to fit perfect. Just as bright as head lamps now.
10-06-2013, 08:39 AM
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Just convert them to HID. The Silverstars burn out fast... like if you get 9 months out of them you'll be doing good. 
I went through about 5 pairs before I gave up, and that was in my work truck. (I will add that I drove with my headlights on all the time but that truck never went off road) Taking your Jeep off road and Silverstars might not work out so well. For the $35-45 you spent on the bulbs for a little more you can just convert them to HID
I went through about 5 pairs before I gave up, and that was in my work truck. (I will add that I drove with my headlights on all the time but that truck never went off road) Taking your Jeep off road and Silverstars might not work out so well. For the $35-45 you spent on the bulbs for a little more you can just convert them to HID
10-06-2013, 08:56 AM
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it said not fit for 2013 Wrangler, don't know how accurate eBay's auto compatibility is, though.
10-06-2013, 01:10 PM
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Just convert them to HID. The Silverstars burn out fast... like if you get 9 months out of them you'll be doing good. I went through about 5 pairs before I gave up, and that was in my work truck. (I will add that I drove with my headlights on all the time but that truck never went off road) Taking your Jeep off road and Silverstars might not work out so well. For the $35-45 you spent on the bulbs for a little more you can just convert them to HID
I went through about 5 pairs before I gave up, and that was in my work truck. (I will add that I drove with my headlights on all the time but that truck never went off road) Taking your Jeep off road and Silverstars might not work out so well. For the $35-45 you spent on the bulbs for a little more you can just convert them to HID
10-06-2013, 01:45 PM
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