The Subaru WRX LED Rear Fog Light is probably one of iJDMTOY’s hottest, most popular creations that has tons of positive reception from WRX owners. The WRX LED rear
fog light is a 3-in-1 application that has rear fog, brake, and reverse light function all contained in one assembly. When you tap the brake or shift, the LED light flawlessly transitions from each mode to the other. This allows other other driver in the vicinity to be aware of your presence and react accordingly when you are shifting. Plus, the Subaru WRX LED rear foglamp looks great and definitely adds extra sportiness to your WRX.
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Subaru WRX JDM LED DRL Bezel
The Subaru WRX/WRX STi is one of the top choices for drivers who are into JDM cars because it is extremely easy to modify and is a sporty looking performance car. Since
JDM enthusiasts like to make their ride look as JDM as possible, they tend to outfit their cars with upgrades that are inspired by Japan. A very popular upgrade is the JDM LED daytime running lights, but since its OEM JDM, the price gets pretty costly. Fortunately for drivers who love JDM styled parts but don’t want to spend OEM JDM costs, there is a new set of Subaru WRX JDM LED DRL Bezels that transforms the 2015-up USDM Subaru WRX/WRX STi to look super JDM.
Subaru BRZ Vs Toyota 86
To buy the Toyota 86 or buy the Subaru BRZ… that is the question. The purist audience that loves the Toyota 86 and how it represents the AE86 Corolla will lean towards the Toyota and while the others will prefer the Subaru. The differences are subtle but there is a real decision to make when buying either one.
Subaru WRX JDM LED Daytime Running Lights
The Subaru WRX is a very well-known car in the JDM culture and is highly sought out for. One of the most highly anticipated products to be released are these Subaru WRX JDM LED Daytime Running Light for the 2015-up Subaru WRX. When you get this car in Japan, they come stock with this type of LED Daytime Running Light but sadly in other markets, we don’t get it as well.
iJDMTOY Troubleshoot: Stock Socket Different from LED
When you’re installing your new LED bulb, there are several components in the socket that are important to note. You have the actual bulb, the bulb adapter, and the stock socket harness. During the installation process, if the LED bulb does not seem to "fit", make sure that you have removed the appropriate piece in order to make the connection.
Below, you can see the three components (from top to bottom):
-Bulb
-Bulb adapter
-Stock socket harness
