Brand-New OEM AFS Headlights for less than 2k?
01-20-17, 03:25 PM
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thanks bro! the clarity isn't bad...no yellowing because I've cut them several times but there is the cracking which is annoying. I spent about 14 hours correcting the paint. the roof, hood and top of the trunk had to be wet sanded. car was in rough shape from the florida sun. close friend is a PDR professional so he went around the car removing all the dings. i work in a service shop. helps lol.
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01-20-17, 06:42 PM
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ReyRey305's headlights are dope af, rerouting my tax refund on taillights & mod parfume rear spoiler. But this headlight was on my list but it looks like it's non-afs. Even your grill makes a huge difference... My originals are sun-faded and did some blue magic which helped out a bit. Good luck on finding oems, like what Fausty said, it's better to buy used in awesome-condition & refinish them than to buy brand new ones.
01-21-17, 01:22 AM
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ReyRey305's headlights are dope af, rerouting my tax refund on taillights & mod parfume rear spoiler. But this headlight was on my list but it looks like it's non-afs. Even your grill makes a huge difference... My originals are sun-faded and did some blue magic which helped out a bit. Good luck on finding oems, like what Fausty said, it's better to buy used in awesome-condition & refinish them than to buy brand new ones.
01-24-18, 06:35 PM
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^I was going to go with an aftermarket set, but they do not have AFS. Instead, because my driverside headlight is leaking enough water into it to fry the ballast, I just got a new aftermarket one WITH AFS. I know you said no Chinese stuff, but for $350, there are significant savings.
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