I have a 1996 Integra SE. I've seen some nice clear tail lights that look really good with black integras, but they are not the Alteeza's. I don't know the name of them, but can somebody please show me (with pix) all the various types of somewhat 'clear' tail lights for my Integra??? Alteeza? Euro-clear? They the same or what?
Thx so much.

 

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Hmm, why is it so hard to give him a straight answer? Grow up.

Anyways, there's pretty much just OEM style clears and Altezzas, afaik. There's just a lot of different styles of Altezzas. You can see a bunch of pics if you look around a bit on eBayMotors.com. It's overrun with listings for various styles of Altezzas, most of which are about as fancy and luxurious as a plastic imitation-gold chandelier from KMart.

I just got some OEM style clears for $20 + shipping on eBay. I bought them with the intention of painting them red so they'd be 98+ style tails, but I put them on my car last night to see what it would look like. They look alright on white and silver tegs, but I don't know about other colors. If you use red bulb caps instead of actual red bulbs, it'll look like a hot pink when lit. Kinda embarassing driving around like that, but I got that fixed now. Still thinking about painting them though...

My clears were obviously cheaply made and Altezzas are also notorious for that. Water can get inside of them and stuff. I don't think I'll have any problems with mine though.


[Modified by Weston, 8:28 PM 8/28/2002]

 

There's also some carbon fiber altezza that look blackish...those are pretty cool..

 

If you <U>MUST</U> .....get the "carbon fibre" ones.

 

just stick with stock or jdm tailights, dont go altezza's ways thats what rice boys do.

 

actually the newer carbon fiber altezza looks way better than the crome looking ones...
they aren't bad at all...but more expensive tho...

 

 

I just would think twice about it. Most people end up getting tired of them and take them off. If you do buy them keep your stock tails, you won't regret it. But good luck finding them.