explorer21
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...I love em.
For the past few weeks, I was debating putting in a set of yellow bulbs in my fogs. After a little research as to what I actually had for a bulb (9145). I began searching for a replacement. As some of you pointed out, a 9145 has a nearly identical base to a 9005. After checking the stats on a 9145 (42w) I found a suitable replacement.
The bulb I used is an APC part # 50.9005.G
It is a 65w 9005 bulb. The best part is it is a gold ion bulb. It give a great light pattern with the fogs and has a nice yellow color output. And best of all, I got both bulbs for under $30 shipped to my door.
All I had to do to make them fit was cut a small portion off 1 tab on the light itself. this took me about 30 seconds with a sharp knife.
The difference in light output alone is worth the money in new bulbs. But the yellow output is just 1 more thing I love about it.

For the past few weeks, I was debating putting in a set of yellow bulbs in my fogs. After a little research as to what I actually had for a bulb (9145). I began searching for a replacement. As some of you pointed out, a 9145 has a nearly identical base to a 9005. After checking the stats on a 9145 (42w) I found a suitable replacement.
The bulb I used is an APC part # 50.9005.G
It is a 65w 9005 bulb. The best part is it is a gold ion bulb. It give a great light pattern with the fogs and has a nice yellow color output. And best of all, I got both bulbs for under $30 shipped to my door.

All I had to do to make them fit was cut a small portion off 1 tab on the light itself. this took me about 30 seconds with a sharp knife.

The difference in light output alone is worth the money in new bulbs. But the yellow output is just 1 more thing I love about it.