Does anybody know who sells an amber (yellow) H10 (9145-series) fog light bulb for the 05+ GT fogs?

I want my fogs to burn yellow, not white. Thanks for any leads.

Craig

2005 GT Convertible. I ordered and took delivered June 3, 2005. One of 22 GT convertibles made with Mineral Grey paint, Parchment interior, Black top and 5-speed manual transmission.

Bullitts with Pony centre caps. Leather interior with Interior Upgrade Package, side airbags, 6-disc CD. Active anti-theft. Ford Racing strut tower brace. Ford exhaust tips, custom car cover and trunk liner. Ninosport door sill letters, leather door armrest pads, padded leather centre armrest pad. Shortened antenna. Radiator extension panels from Mid-West Auto (bought from Mustangs Unlimited). Hidden Hitch.

 

Here ya go, I have them in mine.

http://www.automotivelightingusa.com...c4cc30bf6c0578

 

Very cool! Thanks a lot.
Craig

 

I used the colored jells on mine, they can be removed easy for cleaning and if you want to change back to white.

 

Are you guys doing GT-class racing? I asked some of the folks that run the Grand America series why some of the cars have yellow film for the headlights/foglights. They said it was so the faster classes can identify the slower cars that they pass at night, and not for contrast/better visibility as some vendors claim.

 

any nighttime pics of the yellow bulbs in the clear lenses? curious how they look- as 'amber' as old school fogs, or just a super bright yellow tint?

 

Those would be cool. That would be a cheap mod.

 

I thought the only purpose to yellow lights(at least on the street) was for better visibility in the fog?

 

That is what I thought as well, but I contacted the Grand American Series directly to hear what they had to say.

 

I'm not racing, but we get a lot of fog and snow where I live and amber wavelengths cut through better and increase visibility, meaning the ability to be seen by others.

Pics would be nice to see.

 

In racing, it is to differentiate the slower class cars. For the street, they are for better visibility in the fog.

Google....http://www.decalfx.com/smoked_headlight_film.html

 

Sorry it took a bit, but here are some night pics. After some recent foul weather here (drizzle, fog, rain, sleet, etc.), I'm happy to report that they work great!




Against a solid white garage door, about 6 feet away...

 

Thank you.
Craig