Looking for dark headlights
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Looking for dark headlights
Anyone have any suggestions? Looking to change the stock headlights..
found these:
Any reviews or experiences with it?
found these:
Any reviews or experiences with it?
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Anyone have any suggestions? Looking to change the stock headlights..
found these:
https://www.amazon.com/Spec-D-Tuning...tor+headlights
Any reviews or experiences with it?
found these:
https://www.amazon.com/Spec-D-Tuning...tor+headlights
Any reviews or experiences with it?
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The ONLY *REAL* upgrade are '06+ BiXenons OR, better yet, use the '06+ lamps as the base for an awesome build-out with better shutters/lenses/bulbs/ballasts, etc. Going from 35w to 55w is, excuse the cliche, night and day.
As an alternative, the only substitutes for OEM Bi-Xenons are DEPO brand, OEM matching lights.
Unless you're just going for the looks, there's NO reason to put anything in other than the above. And if you do go with the looks side, wear Nomex if you mention it.
As an alternative, the only substitutes for OEM Bi-Xenons are DEPO brand, OEM matching lights.
Unless you're just going for the looks, there's NO reason to put anything in other than the above. And if you do go with the looks side, wear Nomex if you mention it.
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The ONLY *REAL* upgrade are '06+ BiXenons OR, better yet, use the '06+ lamps as the base for an awesome build-out with better shutters/lenses/bulbs/ballasts, etc. Going from 35w to 55w is, excuse the cliche, night and day.
As an alternative, the only substitutes for OEM Bi-Xenons are DEPO brand, OEM matching lights.
Unless you're just going for the looks, there's NO reason to put anything in other than the above. And if you do go with the looks side, wear Nomex if you mention it.
As an alternative, the only substitutes for OEM Bi-Xenons are DEPO brand, OEM matching lights.
Unless you're just going for the looks, there's NO reason to put anything in other than the above. And if you do go with the looks side, wear Nomex if you mention it.
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Honestly don't know how they sell these so cheap when a pair of OEM replacements run much higher but hey....