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10-24-2001, 07:48 PM
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There are 2 ways in doing this
1. doing a search about clearing the housing (takes a couple of hours)
2. buying the Euro spec. headlights (pm me if you are interested)
Good luck on your venture
1. doing a search about clearing the housing (takes a couple of hours)
2. buying the Euro spec. headlights (pm me if you are interested)
Good luck on your venture
10-25-2001, 09:32 AM
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I've seen the difference between manually clearing out your corners and buying replacement headlights. The Euro replacements actually have a clear lens that goes over the corner light. It makes the car look better than just taking the amber lens out.
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10-25-2001, 05:41 PM
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I can't believe you all are arguing about which looks better... one is "the right way" and one is "the wrong way". The diffuser lense is there for a purpose: for the bulb to reflect light to the flat surface and make a larger illuminated area. Removing the plastic diffuser (especially the highly reflective US orange version) leaves plain bulbs. How many automakers leave a plain bulb offering a single point of light?
Basically, the people who disassemble their US Spec housings to merely remove the orange lense are too cheap to purchase an intact housing as the manufacturer intended.
Basically, the people who disassemble their US Spec housings to merely remove the orange lense are too cheap to purchase an intact housing as the manufacturer intended.
10-25-2001, 07:10 PM
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Originally posted by shaner
Basically, the people who disassemble their US Spec housings to merely remove the orange lense are too cheap to purchase an intact housing as the manufacturer intended.
Basically, the people who disassemble their US Spec housings to merely remove the orange lense are too cheap to purchase an intact housing as the manufacturer intended.