These were shipped to my door for less then $300. Quality is great and came with all the bulbs (exception being HID and ballast). They are OEM quality and still allow your auto headlights to move. Just thought I would share some pics. Its amazing how many imperfections were on my old housings (stock) even though I thought they were perfect.

 

I'm not gonna lie. Those look pretty good for eBay headlights, i am used to seeing poorly fitting headlights/tails coming from eBay, but these look great!

 

name of the seller??.. those are JDM black headlights.. and it looks niceeeeeee! but, i love my dark chrome sportdesigns headlight.

 

Everything looks good when new. I'd love to hear back in 6 months how they held up.

 

why you say that OLT? bad condensation? water in the headlights? fogging up? fade? you got to have a reason..lol

 

Its been a couple of months I just never posted up the pictures. As far as water/condensation they are sealed 100%. FL is perfect testing grounds for that haha

 

Are they TYC headlights? I know they make a lot of aftermarket oem products.

 

they arent, they are aftermarket.
the jdm ones have different reflectors, unless they are the altezza blackhousing kouki headlights, which i highly doubt.

 

Wow, those look great for Ebay headlights. Very nice pickup!

 

It does look nice, great find.

 

Condensation is an easy fix, it's more about the way the plastic is blown in the mold and the plastic used. If you don't add a certain amount of a chemical MOST aftermarket companies don't use when making the products, the lack of the UV chemical will cause the plastic to absorb the UV and yellow it. 6 months or so in you start to notice a change.

http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.c...=117391&page=1

 

oh... i gotcha! i hate yellowing headlights...

I have meguiar headlight polish that i use on my headlights, foglights, tailights, to polish it up and make it shiny!!! after i wash my car everytime.. it gets rid of the swirlmark on the plastic and makes it shiny!!!.

i use it on my CD's too, it gets the scratches out of it.. i was surprised with the results..

 

Huh...I never thought about using that on my CD's!

 

That is chemical oxidation on the outside of your lens. UV yellowing yellows the entire plastic all the way through.

 

Looks good!