Is there a quality alternative to JDM CTR lights?
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Is there a quality alternative to JDM CTR lights?
I really like the way CTR headlights look and all the DIY versions I havent been to thrilled on. The only thing stopping me from getting them is I see the price tag at 350-450 for a set (on jdm theory and hmotors) and thats a bit for something I'll only enjoy when Im not driving. Is there another route to take to get the look without the price tag? Also do the JDM lights have a better beam pattern then the USDM? Thanks.
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you dont want to do DIy which would be 20 buks or less. So if you dont want to DIY, I am sure you dont want to buy the ebay "style" ones....so I would say in your case, it is JDM or bust. I personally like the DIY method and will be buying a spare set of headlights to practice on
you dont want to do DIy which would be 20 buks or less. So if you dont want to DIY, I am sure you dont want to buy the ebay "style" ones....so I would say in your case, it is JDM or bust. I personally like the DIY method and will be buying a spare set of headlights to practice on
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Re: Is there a quality alternative to JDM CTR lights? (Demon_Dub)
What year is your car? Theres someone that makes really good looking replicas of them... lemme look for it. I know i have the link somewhere. I'll get back to you.
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Here you go:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1259017
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I went through a ton of the Ej8 Squads pages to find that. I knew I had seen it before. Just hadn't saved the link.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1259017
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I went through a ton of the Ej8 Squads pages to find that. I knew I had seen it before. Just hadn't saved the link.
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Re: Is there a quality alternative to JDM CTR lights? (RON MEXICO)
Thanks both of you! I was under the impression the CTR headlights were much darker? Like the black version luudog offers?
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I dunno....Personally I'd wait til I had the money to get the real deal. Especially if you're really picky when it comes to detail. If money isn't an object, then I'm not sure what's holding you back from having the real thing.
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My authentic CTR headlights are quite a bit darker than the ones posted on the blue SI. Those ones just look like stock housing minus the amber reflectors, IMO.
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what's wrong with DIY? they look sexy IMO but i dont have the equipment at my crappy apartment to do all that crap...
anyway im gonna PM that other guy, thanks for the link Civic4Less
anyway im gonna PM that other guy, thanks for the link Civic4Less
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Re: (hushypushy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hushypushy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what's wrong with DIY? they look sexy IMO but i dont have the equipment at my crappy apartment to do all that crap...
anyway im gonna PM that other guy, thanks for the link Civic4Less</TD></TR></TABLE>
nothings wrong with DIY. I'm planning on doing it soon too. This guy just wanted some replicas to look into cause he didn't want to DIH (himself). So I recommend some.
No prob on the link. Anytime.
anyway im gonna PM that other guy, thanks for the link Civic4Less</TD></TR></TABLE>
nothings wrong with DIY. I'm planning on doing it soon too. This guy just wanted some replicas to look into cause he didn't want to DIH (himself). So I recommend some.
No prob on the link. Anytime.
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PM luudog55 on here.
I have a set of 96-98 CTR replica headlights, got them for $120 shipped!!!!!
I have a set of 96-98 CTR replica headlights, got them for $120 shipped!!!!!
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Re: (Civic4less)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic4less »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I don't think it gets any closer then this.
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These are the ones I got.
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These are the ones I got.
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Yeah for $450 a set, id rather DIY with some charcoal paint, or buy $110 blackhousings that way I know my beams point on the right side of the road.
Even the aftermarket lights are fine. If you are really worried about haze, run a bead of silicone around the outside of the headlight where the housing seals together.
Even the aftermarket lights are fine. If you are really worried about haze, run a bead of silicone around the outside of the headlight where the housing seals together.
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