Does anyone know the best headlights
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The haze will fool most people.... It's actually just yellowing from the plastic turning milky colored after the uv protection wears off....to restore the look to crystal clear the headlight housing can be sanded and polished, removing the milky colored plastic and leaving fresh plastic that hasn't been yellowed.... But you then need to apply a clear coat of some type to the lights or they will fade again and get hazy in just a few months.
The haze will fool most people.... It's actually just yellowing from the plastic turning milky colored after the uv protection wears off....to restore the look to crystal clear the headlight housing can be sanded and polished, removing the milky colored plastic and leaving fresh plastic that hasn't been yellowed.... But you then need to apply a clear coat of some type to the lights or they will fade again and get hazy in just a few months.
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Not really. I just finish with my swap and i use the depo housing with sti lens and my light output is alot better than my buddys 08.
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Hey there OP,
More than a few jerks in this forum, just ignore the children.
The Depo lights are fantastic, so if you want a new set of lights that rival the oem bi-Xenons they're your best bet.
Or if you need replacement headlights oem style just buy used from Craigslist, eBay or this forum's for sale section.... You can get mint condition oem bi-xenons for $300-600 depending on seller.
Hope this helps,
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More than a few jerks in this forum, just ignore the children.
The Depo lights are fantastic, so if you want a new set of lights that rival the oem bi-Xenons they're your best bet.
Or if you need replacement headlights oem style just buy used from Craigslist, eBay or this forum's for sale section.... You can get mint condition oem bi-xenons for $300-600 depending on seller.
Hope this helps,
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Hey there OP,
More than a few jerks in this forum, just ignore the children.
The Depo lights are fantastic, so if you want a new set of lights that rival the oem bi-Xenons they're your best bet.
Or if you need replacement headlights oem style just buy used from Craigslist, eBay or this forum's for sale section.... You can get mint condition oem bi-xenons for $300-600 depending on seller.
Hope this helps,
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More than a few jerks in this forum, just ignore the children.
The Depo lights are fantastic, so if you want a new set of lights that rival the oem bi-Xenons they're your best bet.
Or if you need replacement headlights oem style just buy used from Craigslist, eBay or this forum's for sale section.... You can get mint condition oem bi-xenons for $300-600 depending on seller.
Hope this helps,
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I do know how to do things myself. I came on here to get others opinions on what headlights I should get. Are there headlights that don't fade and last longer than oem? Are there headlights that I should avoid getting due to being cheap quality? This is the kind of stuff I am on here looking for. Advice, you know.
How about this OP? I will send you a pair of 03-05 headlights that have crystal clear lenses and 100% operational. You then send me your foggy scratched 06-08 lights and I won't even charge you the difference in value! Let me know where I can send them to you
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I do know how to do things myself. I came on here to get others opinions on what headlights I should get. Are there headlights that don't fade and last longer than oem? Are there headlights that I should avoid getting due to being cheap quality? This is the kind of stuff I am on here looking for. Advice, you know.
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And you split the profit with me.
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Sounds like a great deal man. They better be crystal clear dude.
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You're on a different planet than the rest of us.
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Ugh. For the money, I've had worse luck with Depo than any other aftermarket part I've ever bought. They never fit right, they fog up, they delaminate, they peel, they don't aim properly. Ugh. I've had them on my Eclipse and my Subaru (came with the car & ended up swapping out with OEM from a salvage yard). They're junk.