would these headlights....
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would these headlights....
I found them on ebay and i was wondering if http://www.assembleweb.com/ima...n.jpg those look good on a black civic?
It's a black coupe 98 so if anyone has pics of these on their car can you post it pls? They're supposed to be gunmetal.
It's a black coupe 98 so if anyone has pics of these on their car can you post it pls? They're supposed to be gunmetal.
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Re: would these headlights.... (E-Rok)
they're rly hazy and i'm having a lot of trouble cleaning them up, i tried sanding as well and meguars. It's not the yellow haze either, it's just fogged up. And on top of that i need to see why when i turn the left signal turns on, but when i just have my lights on it doesn't turn on, so i figured while checking the wiring i could change them, but idk. It's about 100 bucks for the new ones.
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Re: would these headlights.... (nbcivic)
Those headlights are ****. All ebay headlights that aren't OEM get fog and water inside and they are ugly. I know from expierence..dont buy em 
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Re: would these headlights.... (-NA-aLL-thE-wAy-)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by satinsol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Those headlights are ****. All ebay headlights that aren't OEM get fog and water inside and they are ugly. I know from expierence..dont buy em </TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually thats not true at all. You just have to buy the OEM replacements (which arent DEPO, and arent OEM). I bought some from a guy on there and have had them on my car for about 2 months. Absolutely no leaks what so ever.
If you're that worried about leaks, then just run a bead of silicone over them and install...... no leaks.
There is no point in spending $450 on some headlights if:
A. Its not in your budget
B. You're more about go fast goods
C. You're smart. I mean c'mon, $450 for some headlights that will oxidize anyway.
IMO its not worth it. To the OP, get what you like. If you want to prevent a possible leak just silicone them bad boys up.
Actually thats not true at all. You just have to buy the OEM replacements (which arent DEPO, and arent OEM). I bought some from a guy on there and have had them on my car for about 2 months. Absolutely no leaks what so ever.
If you're that worried about leaks, then just run a bead of silicone over them and install...... no leaks.
There is no point in spending $450 on some headlights if:
A. Its not in your budget
B. You're more about go fast goods
C. You're smart. I mean c'mon, $450 for some headlights that will oxidize anyway.
IMO its not worth it. To the OP, get what you like. If you want to prevent a possible leak just silicone them bad boys up.
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Re: would these headlights.... (jdmztrane)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmztrane »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Actually thats not true at all. You just have to buy the OEM replacements (which arent DEPO, and arent OEM). I bought some from a guy on there and have had them on my car for about 2 months. Absolutely no leaks what so ever.
If you're that worried about leaks, then just run a bead of silicone over them and install...... no leaks.
There is no point in spending $450 on some headlights if:
A. Its not in your budget
B. You're more about go fast goods
C. You're smart. I mean c'mon, $450 for some headlights that will oxidize anyway.
IMO its not worth it. To the OP, get what you like. If you want to prevent a possible leak just silicone them bad boys up. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree with you 100% .
Actually thats not true at all. You just have to buy the OEM replacements (which arent DEPO, and arent OEM). I bought some from a guy on there and have had them on my car for about 2 months. Absolutely no leaks what so ever.
If you're that worried about leaks, then just run a bead of silicone over them and install...... no leaks.
There is no point in spending $450 on some headlights if:
A. Its not in your budget
B. You're more about go fast goods
C. You're smart. I mean c'mon, $450 for some headlights that will oxidize anyway.
IMO its not worth it. To the OP, get what you like. If you want to prevent a possible leak just silicone them bad boys up.
</TD></TR></TABLE>I agree with you 100% .
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Re: would these headlights.... (nbcivic)
i wouldnt get them.
from what i read around here they are 50/50. some people say they fog up like crazy, some people say they are totally fine.
up to you
from what i read around here they are 50/50. some people say they fog up like crazy, some people say they are totally fine.
up to you
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