I can get for a 2008z? I just want knew ones the ones I got now are fading and not clear. I just want normal clear headlights. Can anyone recommend a good headlights?

 

Oem hid with sti lense swap

 

OEM, just repair yours

 

Yeah I just replacement. Can anyone of you two send me a link on eBay to the right one for me? I checked there but so many different ones

 

Take them to an automotive body and paint shop and have them repaired. You will save several hundred dollars.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2007-Nissan-...NUiJ93&vxp=mtr

http://www.ebay.com/itm/06-70-08-NIS...ZWCrAI&vxp=mtr

 

A product of the "participation-medal" generation?

 

have them repaired? How can you repair foggy hazy plastic? There is nothing wrong with the lights, all I want is for the clear cover to be clear and new looking.

 

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourcei...n%20headlights

 

http://bfy.tw/2MW3

 

Yup, definitely a product of it.

 

All I'm asking is for help from knowledgeable people.

 

I dont think op can afford new headlights since a few years ago he was trying to run regular gas instead of premium to save 100 bucks a year....

 

lol. you read my history Huh. I stuck with using higher octane gas, I'm not taking any chances screwing up the car

 

If you even debated a .30 difference, i doubt youre ready to shell out 1k for oem replacement headlights....

 

 

I'm also thinking of turning this car in for a g37 not sure what I want to do.

 

1k? I thought only a couple hundred bucks on eBay?

 

"Couple hundreds" oh didnt know you were rocking cheap chinese crap... well then... this was a huge waste of time...

Its 650 per head lights from courtesy parts. Thats 1300 total. Its about 500 for the depo housing. But you know ching chong crap is gonna be cheaper cause its crappier.

 

Depo is garbage. If your OEMs aren't cracked, get them polished (or just polish them yourself - there are literally thousands of how-tos on YouTube).

 

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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