Nokya H11 Fog Lights (2500K & 7000K)
Nokya H11 Fog Lights (2500K & 7000K)
I had a hard time choosing which bulb to buy so I bought both types.



This will help those who arent sure which Kelvin to buy. The 7000K set did have a tint of blue and looked nice. However I went with the yellow 2500K bulbs.



This will help those who arent sure which Kelvin to buy. The 7000K set did have a tint of blue and looked nice. However I went with the yellow 2500K bulbs.
The 7000k fog lights were hardly noticable on the road. There was no point of having the 7000k fog lights on when driving at night.
I upgrade my fogs but went with white, not yellow because all my lights are white now (since I have the switchbacks) and I covered up the yellow sidemarker. So I really don't have any yellow but I am really liking the yellow on your car, probably because of the separation of the fogs from the headlight. My pick - YELLOW.
.... But I asked, why he didn't get HID!!! With the 10000k part, I was just explaining what I have... I wasn't telling him to get 10000k hid... If he gets 3000k-6000k it will be brighter than any HALOGEN BULB (what he has now)...And FYI, 10000k HID isn't a blue as you think it is....When I had my Halogen bulbs, they were't as bright as my 10000k HID..
Thanks KC, your really smart!!
.... But I asked, why he didn't get HID!!! With the 10000k part, I was just explaining what I have... I wasn't telling him to get 10000k hid... If he gets 3000k-6000k it will be brighter than any HALOGEN BULB (what he has now)...
And FYI, 10000k HID isn't a blue as you think it is....When I had my Halogen bulbs, they were't as bright as my 10000k HID..
.... But I asked, why he didn't get HID!!! With the 10000k part, I was just explaining what I have... I wasn't telling him to get 10000k hid... If he gets 3000k-6000k it will be brighter than any HALOGEN BULB (what he has now)...And FYI, 10000k HID isn't a blue as you think it is....When I had my Halogen bulbs, they were't as bright as my 10000k HID..

HID Kit = $120 - $150
Nokya Bulbs = $20
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HID install time = 45min - 60min
Nokya install time = 20min
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HID Lifetime > Nokya Lifetime

But I dont drive everyday with my fog lights on.
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The Nokya bulbs are bright enough in my opinion. I dont want yellow HID's to drown out my blue haze from my headlights.... i would hate seeing yellow everywhere I go.
Thanks KC, your really smart!!
.... But I asked, why he didn't get HID!!! With the 10000k part, I was just explaining what I have... I wasn't telling him to get 10000k hid... If he gets 3000k-6000k it will be brighter than any HALOGEN BULB (what he has now)...
And FYI, 10000k HID isn't a blue as you think it is....When I had my Halogen bulbs, they were't as bright as my 10000k HID..
.... But I asked, why he didn't get HID!!! With the 10000k part, I was just explaining what I have... I wasn't telling him to get 10000k hid... If he gets 3000k-6000k it will be brighter than any HALOGEN BULB (what he has now)...And FYI, 10000k HID isn't a blue as you think it is....When I had my Halogen bulbs, they were't as bright as my 10000k HID..


I bought into the PIAA craze for my maxima. They look great but cost waaaay too much. I've been running the Nokya's in my pathfinder for a couple years now and absolutely love'em.

i got yellow hids for my fogs & i think they look hott & definately lights up the ground. here are a few pics of my headlights on with the fogs & with out...i had the nokya bulbs prior to these but they burnt out so i just went with hids & couldnt be happier. i think it gives my car a real nice look..






Last edited by I3LAZEN; Apr 16, 2009 at 12:43 PM.
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