paulfrom94

I notice my low beam plastic is also melting because it's cloudy but its been like that since I got the car 2 months ago. I am thinking of changing the plastic soon after i get new tires and rims.
I also got the HiDs installed on my car and did a test with my friend on the same road, he said it doesn't shine in other peoples eyes so I'm happy.

BTW could someone give me a link to where I can but the plastic or glass for my car?
It has factory HiDs so idk if that changes what glass or plastic is used.

XxGoKoUxX

I don't recommend against it at all... It's cheap to replace, plus it took 3+ years of damage, and FL weathering to do that to my fogs LOL!

$160-200 and I should be back on the road again!

There's no such thing, you'll have to buy the whole headlight housing itself.

It's all plastic, a tip though. If you can, take a bottle of water, and spray the headlight lenses, if it doesn't show the fogginess anymore, then it's the outer part of your headlights. That's 100% reparaible, a good sanding and detail on it and you should be good to go again .

Post your pics in a separate thread and I'd be glad to evaluate for you too if you'd like!

Simmsled

http://www.rallylights.com/9012-hir2...y-philips.html

BAM. Read that. Those are where its at.

paulfrom94

I had the headlights sanded and detailed. It helped a bit but the fog seems to be inside the headlight and you only notice it when the headlights are on though. BTW I checked how much it is for the headlight housing and its 200+ each side... I saw this on Lexus of Sewell parts. IDK if I am looking at the wrong thing.

XxGoKoUxX

AWESOME, I'll probably be moving to these afterwards. Are they the same wattage as our OEM connectors? I ask because I don't want too much strain on the wiring, I can always swap to the porcelain versions.

A link would definitely help, but I highly doubt our headlight housings are $200 each, maybe the foglight housing. The headlights are in the thousands. (I believe one or two).