I saw these at first and was like WTF! Actually starting to like them. Anyone ever see these? or know where to get them?

 

Very rare, hard to find. Been made for a long time.

-Froth

 

You have never seen those? They are old but somewhat useful. I would say those are the greatest thing for track use(autox), they clip on so you can remove them, and keep the look of the car without have to use tape if required. For everyday use, just cosmetic, because Hondas usually have coated headlights which don't have the adverse effects of oxidation etc like other manufacturers. Its funny seeing 20 year old Hondas and the headlights look brand new. The corners/turnsignals are a wee different though. Id say if you can get a hold of em, pick em up, dont even konw of they still make those.

 

Were they made for DC2 headlights?

 

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Glass headlights really don't oxidize, that's why almost every Honda made before 1996 almost always look new no matter the age of the car.

-Froth

 

damn, well i would def rock them and wouldn't mine picking up a pair!

 

Good stuff the others for tail lights ... any pics?

 

You can find em across the big pond called the Atlantic

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English? Theyre only for headlights btw lol

 

what rock did you crawl out of?

 

looks good

 

i think oem covers are rare

but aftermarket companies like wade and gts make them for about 30 bucks.

i used them to make eye lids.

 

They are very poular for OEM HIDs for European VW's and guys here in the states who out them on there GTI's and Jetta's, they protect their glass lens'

 

I've actually had a set for my EJ6. Bought it from some guy in Germany. Used it only for long trips with my nose mask. Very helpful.

 

in for answers, I wouldn't mind getting a pair

 

where'd you find those

 

yeah yeah english sucked haha

^ for the front as well ?

 

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You, sir, have been under a rock

 

I want a set for my EF sedan.

 

After seeing this post, I remember I had a set laying around the storage shed. Went out and took a pic of it today on the car. Mines has more lines running across the whole cover. Here ya go:

 

I think they look good, i havn't seen many...actually any around.

 

Yeah besides mines, never seen them around ever... I remember on the box it seem to be marketed for off road use.

 

looks hella gangster

 

Haha Yeah those crazy gangsters always causing trouble with their clear headlight covers

 

Headlight covers! Yay! Although they do sortof protect the headlight that is not their main function... there is a reason why these are an EDM part. They come w/ a sticker kit that is placed on the lens to cover a certain portion of your light beam... Why? Well in Europe there are lots of countries (duh) and some countries are RHD, some are LHD. Headlights are angled (slightly) to one direction, thus if you are driving say an RHD in a LHD country there is a potential that your lights will blind an oncoming person. In order to conform w/ saftey regulations one would simply place a cover w/ stickers applied to the headlights and voila! no more glare. Might be able to get some pics of said stickers later on