experiecne with installing clear corners...
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1st Gear
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experiecne with installing clear corners...
installing the corners is easy, i understand that....but has anyone bought these:
http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...=onlinestoreDB
im just wondering if they will look pretty much oem
http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...=onlinestoreDB
im just wondering if they will look pretty much oem
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RE: experiecne with installing clear corners...
Just save up for one piece... i hate the clear corners you posted, cause yeah, they DO look good... and your headlights DONT! So you'll have these perfectly clear corners, and fading/yellowing headlights... you see it all the time on early 90's civics. It doesnt look good.
If you save up for some one piece headlights (can be had used under 200), you're car will look incredible, AND you'll more effectively light the road.
If you save up for some one piece headlights (can be had used under 200), you're car will look incredible, AND you'll more effectively light the road.
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Joined: Apr 2005
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RE: experiecne with installing clear corners...
ORIGINAL: headshok2002
Just save up for one piece... i hate the clear corners you posted, cause yeah, they DO look good... and your headlights DONT! So you'll have these perfectly clear corners, and fading/yellowing headlights... you see it all the time on early 90's civics. It doesnt look good.
If you save up for some one piece headlights (can be had used under 200), you're car will look incredible, AND you'll more effectively light the road.
Just save up for one piece... i hate the clear corners you posted, cause yeah, they DO look good... and your headlights DONT! So you'll have these perfectly clear corners, and fading/yellowing headlights... you see it all the time on early 90's civics. It doesnt look good.
If you save up for some one piece headlights (can be had used under 200), you're car will look incredible, AND you'll more effectively light the road.
2nd Gear
Joined: Sep 2004
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RE: experiecne with installing clear corners...
when you take out the orange insert on turn signals, well actually, the earlier 2 piece headlight cars need to buy new corner pieces or convert to newer 1 piece headlights.
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RE: experiecne with installing clear corners...
So you're saying something like this http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...5A4%2D10327PCX or something like this http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...95A4%2D4246PCX
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RE: experiecne with installing clear corners...
Something like this:
http://www.lltek.com/lighting_a4_b5_ecode_99501.htm
You can install these with a little cutting of the fender I believe. You can do a search... this topic was discussed not too long ago. Lots of people have done this.
You can find these headlights through various vendors at various prices, but these are what "one piece" are.
http://www.lltek.com/lighting_a4_b5_ecode_99501.htm
You can install these with a little cutting of the fender I believe. You can do a search... this topic was discussed not too long ago. Lots of people have done this.
You can find these headlights through various vendors at various prices, but these are what "one piece" are.
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 304
From: Michigan
RE: experiecne with installing clear corners...
ORIGINAL: Railslider
So you're saying something like this http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...5A4%2D10327PCX or something like this http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...95A4%2D4246PCX
So you're saying something like this http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...5A4%2D10327PCX or something like this http://www.procarparts.com/store-det...95A4%2D4246PCX