Aftermarket headlights
#2
More than likely those are custom-made retrofits utilizing the Acura or now even standard Honda “jewel” LED projector array and fitted into the OEM housings. Typically not easy and also not cheap currently. Those headlight assemblies still cost big bucks to buy second-hand to scavenge parts from for retros like this. I’m sure someone paid a lot of money to make that happen; especially given it’s also LS-swapped, on bags, has a nutty body kit and aero that seems well-done....there’s a lot of custom money right there.
These guys will do something similar:
https://visionautoworks.com/products...el-eye-package
...for close to 2 grand.
Last edited by Kyle; 11-12-2018 at 03:24 AM.
#5
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What S2kys said. Those aren't an off the shelf item but require quite a bit of work. Though the ones pn that car look better than the ones I have seen before on a blue car. Maybe it is the angle the picture is taken at but they can look odd. I personally like the OEM headlights and wouldn't put anything else in their place. Often when I see aftermarket headlights I always assume the car has been wrecked at some point.
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Enhhhhhhh sort of and it would depend on what state you were trying to register it in. It wouldn't pass in California but in Montana or a lot of other places it would be easy to register it.