Head & Tail Lamps
#5
Driver School Candidate
I have tried several aftermarket headlights..they all look great in pics, but none fit well and don't seal well..its tempting to buy them, especially if your oems' are getting yellowed and hazy...money better spent on retroffiting your oems with hids and lenses..more money, but better looking and better fit. I went back to oems with an hid upgrade.
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Whats the reason for looking for a new set of headlights? Was you looking for a new look? Is yours yellow or leaking or a combination of everything?
I say wetsand yours down and polish them out.. 2.. I say take them apart and reseal them, while cleaning the lense itself. JMO
I say wetsand yours down and polish them out.. 2.. I say take them apart and reseal them, while cleaning the lense itself. JMO
#13
Better to fix/retrofit your OEM. i put the black ones in and they don't fit quite right but the worst part is they are aimed in the air. I have adjusted them all the way down and still way too high. I originally bought them as temporary while i retrofitted my OEM's but i'm letting my retrofit drag on.
I didn't buy those tails specifically but from the same manufacturer. got a short in one of the brake lights after abt a year. easy to fix but kind of a nuissance
I didn't buy those tails specifically but from the same manufacturer. got a short in one of the brake lights after abt a year. easy to fix but kind of a nuissance
#15
Lexus Test Driver
what color car do you have? the bottom clear reverse light would look best painted red to match the rest of the bottom. i dont like half smoked/half red tails, just me. i'd prefer the red/clear (with painted clear reverse light, of course). The headlights, hmm, if it weren't for the top 3 upper lights it would look a lot better (like Supra headlights) but they still look okay, although I wouldn't get them. I stuck with OEM headlights.