Lets see your fits with black headlights. Please no Black Fits. cause that is obvious.

I want to see a Storm Silver Metallic Fit with black headlights.

 

 

That's pretty sick.

Where did you get the amber foglamp lenses? I just ended up buying yellow bulbs.

 

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I got a yellow protective film from Lamin-x.

 

Anyone have a Taffeta White Sport with black headlights?

 

haha the lack of search is amazing.

 

I wasn't asking if anyone had pictures of one, I was asking if anyone had one

Is that even a Sport?

 

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Is that even a Sport?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Oh that makes sense.... Yes it's a sport..

 

He could have merely said "yes". Like most of us, we are proud of our cars. Also, you weren't specific enough in your initial question to justify the "attitude". (I'm not trying to make you upset; merely hoping you will think.) This is suppose to be a forum for like minded people. The attitude would be of better use, elsewhere.


Now for the reason I am really writing this. All of these cars are sharp, and they show how nicely the black lights look on various colors. My question is, can anybody do or post a write-up on how, to do it? Everyone, keep up the good work. I think the majority of us readers enjoy seeing pictures of the nice things we can do with our Jazz/Fit's!

 

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Did you miss the " " or something?

If I wanted to see pictures of cars, I'd have asked RW to see his CRX, which was much hawterer

The new Fit is getting there. Love the Regamasters

 

Fit &gt; Crx

 

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Only for impressing womens

 

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Thats fine by me..

 

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Its not hard. you jsut remove the bolts then remove the headlights. sometimes you may have to remove the front bumper to get to some of the bolts. its really self explanatory.

here are some instructions to remove the bumper.

http://www.hondapartssuperstor...e.pdf

 

Yeah i assumed he meant how to swap headlights. I think its better to jsut buy the real thing and swap them out. less headache worrying about water in your headlights and such.

 

Heres my VBP.

 

thanks! I'm using a Nikon D200 with 18-200mm lens.


Modified by Fit15Go at 12:00 PM 9/3/2007

 

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Preheat oven to 250.
Place headlights in for 5-10 min (constantly check them!)
Pull them apart when the sealer becomes soft with the aid of a flathead screw driver.
Remove the amber reflector and the parking light cover.
Mask off whatever you dont want black and spray away.

 

Did you bake the headlight or buy black lights? Just curious, if you did buy the black head lights what do they run in price?

 

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Each light from a honda parts site is about $150.

 

Mine are new NHBP headlights.

 

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I have done both. The headlights will cost you 300+ with tax, or you can spend a couple hours doing it yourself for free.

 

what do you use to seal the headlights back up?

 

or your sister can drive it though a Subway resturant two days after you bought it and you can have the body shop replace them with black ones.

 

JDMchris.com; Thanks!


This was the information I was looking for. I'm sure one or two others may find it helpful.