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Alternative fog light assemblies

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The stock ones have crappy beam pattern, has anyone found reasonable cost fog light assemblies that are better? It looks like our car uses a very common standard size assembly, I just don't want to pay $150+ for them if there are some proven good options out there... Is it simply called Type A?

TIA for any ideas or what standard size to search!
 


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I posted awhile back 15/6 STI part crossreferences
Honestly, I'm not sure what that means as it didn't pull up anything in a search, but I appreciate the reply... I found the Ford part #4F9Z-15200-AA and hopefully that will help me find some options.

Edit: Found this list, but would be nice if there was a common standard name to search for to check my options:

Subaru
Direct Replacement for Subaru Part # 89210094
Subaru BRZ, 2013+*
Subaru Forester, 2014-2017*
Subaru Legacy, 2010-2012*
Subaru Outback, 2010-2012
Subaru Impreza, 2012-2017
Subaru Crosstrek, 2012-2018*
Subaru WRX/STi, 2015-2017

Scion
Direct Replacement for Scion Part # 18839
Scion FR-S, 2013-2016


Ford
Direct Replacement for Ford Part # FO2592217 and 1209177 and 4F9Z-15200-AA and 4F9Z-15200-AACP
Ford Explorer, 2012-2015
Ford Focus, 2009-2015
Ford Focus ST, 2013-2014
Ford Fiesta ST, 2014-2017
Ford Mustang, 2006-2009 (V6 and GT500)
Ford Mustang, 2015-2017 (USDM and EU compatible)
Ford Freestyle, 2005-2007
Ford Fusion, 2013-2016
Ford Ranger, 2005-2007
Ford Taurus X, 2008-2009
Ford Transit, 2006-2015
Ford C-MAX, 2013-2016


Honda Acura
Direct Replacement for Honda Acura Part # 33901-TY0-305 and 33951-TY0-305
Acura ILX, 2013-2017
Acura RDX, 2010-2017
Acura TL, 2012-2014
Acura TSX, 2011-2013
Honda Accord Coupe, 2013-2015
Honda Civic Si Sedan, 2013-2015
Honda Crosstour, 2013-2015
Honda CR-V, 2012-2014
Honda CR-Z, 2013-2016
Honda Insight, 2009-2014
Honda Pilot, 2012-2015


Nissan
Direct Replacement for Nissan Part # 26150EA000 and 195785012
Nissan XTerra, 2005-2013
Nissan Frontier, 2009-2014
Nissan Sentra, 2007-2012

Nissan Titan, 2016-2017


Porsche
Direct Replacement for Porsche Part # 95563116300
Porsche Cayenne, 2011-2015

Porsche Macan, 2015-2017


Other
Direct Replacement for Vauxhull Part # 088358
Direct Replacement for Renault Part # 620639
Direct Replacement for Opel Part # 8200074008
Direct Replacement for Citroen Part # 4327999
Direct Replacement for Suzuki Part # 60419000
 


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Cheap LEDs = unreliable
Not talking about the bulbs, I have a ton of research into them, looking at different fog *assemblies*, but there are plenty of good fairly cheap LED's that do last and work well once you've done your homework.
 


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I found these cheap LED ones on FleaBay a while back. Might be worth the try for 1/3 of the price.
Buddy of mine has a set of these on his FoST, look good and seem to work good as well, though like A7xogg said, they could be unreliable in the long run
Not worried about the bulbs, I'm looking for assemblies with better than stock output, would you guys say they are better than stock assuming same bulbs used in each?

Edit: Just realized these have built in bulbs, are they replaceable I wonder, but definitely curious about the output...
 


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Nice deal Ron


But I don't like that these don't have yellow options like the Morimoto
fair enough but I'm not sure $43 difference for yellow is worth it
they even charge $20 for Lamin-x yellow film for their white led fogs, we charge $14.20
 


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fair enough but I'm not sure $43 difference for yellow is worth it
they even charge $20 for Lamin-x yellow film for their white led fogs, we charge $14.20
Not trying to bash these or you Ron( I have too many good experiences with whoosh) but morimotto proved to me many years ago why there awesome and there gonna get my support and recommendations for light products for a really long time over everything.
 


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