USDM with alittle bit of time.
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What do you think of my lights?:(updated)
USDM with alittle bit of time.
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Last edited by rbf; 09-27-2008 at 03:15 PM.
what did you do?
Originally Posted by TheChosenOne
1. It gets really old when people keep calling southside a thief, b/c honestly, they have no phucking idea! lol
ooo black housings and cleaner! I LOVE IT! awesome job!
x2 awesome
dang didnt even pay attention
1. It gets really old when people keep calling southside a thief, b/c honestly, they have no phucking idea! lol
nice i want that set up now...
JDM ASS FUCK:boobies:
are you gonna do a write up of this with step by step pictures. looks good.
Looks really good man. I remember seeing a write up on h-t a long time ago, but no idea where.
Indeed I am.I did these for a friend and after installation of these he figured we should have done amber highbeams.So today we are doing that to another set.Many folks told me you could not do this and why would I because of the design in the lense.This is my first set and I'd be more than happy to do more.
The pictures do not do it justice,maybe he will take better pictures with his camera.
Here is a few more shots.(all these pictures are at night).
TOP: usdm blackhoused
BOTTOM: usdm stock
Yea all the write-up's I could even find were for 90-93 accords of course, and one for the 1-piece lights for the dc integra.
They really look nice in person the pictures make them look blackedout and all hazed.but they turned out alot better than I thought.I just can not wait to finish up the pair with the amber highbeam part.
sell me the other set of headlights so I can start retro fitting
1. It gets really old when people keep calling southside a thief, b/c honestly, they have no phucking idea! lol
We might sell these after we install the new ones from today.If you really are interested let me know.And I'll talk with him.
They have only been installed for 12 hours maybe since I did the work?.We would not sell them with brackets either but it's a quick and easy swap to yours.
Oh for anyone who actually thinks this causes the lights to not be as visible as before think again.We aimed them after installation and they seem to be just as clear and bright as the stock ones.
Last edited by rbf; 09-25-2008 at 10:31 PM.
did you use flat black? i'm doing the same thing but using window tint paint for model cars so that it keeps the reflectivness. looks good
That is where you will make your mistake.from experience it is crap.I know that stuff fades after time and can also crack.Leave that for the model cars.
I will be doing lights so if anyone is interested let me know.I might have a set of 92-95 lights here soon.reason I do this is because Ebay crap is worthless and are usually plastic and the brackets are made onto the actual light so if it breaks you lose on that $100 deal.Most USDM lights tend to come apart from their brackets.JDM stuff is nice but why do I want to pay all that money for something when I can throw less $ & alittle time together and make an average quality product look just as nice?.But thanks everyone for all of your comments I enjoy the positive feedback.I do not have anything against JDM/Ebay & etc too much just rather make something than buy it.
Last edited by rbf; 09-25-2008 at 06:31 PM.
so
ah good to know. so did you use nightshades or flat black?That is where you will make your mistake.from experience it is crap.I know that stuff fades after time and can also crack.Leave that for the model cars.
"nightshades" ?
Looks good
nightshades vht is paint made for tinting corner and tail lights
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...es&btnG=Search
guess that means you used flat black ehehe
No flatblack.I'll have a write-up soon.
Hey everyone sorry for all the post,but hey I guess that is what a forum is for?.Ok well a friend asked me to do a set of 92-95 civic lights for him so I'll add some pictures of those up soon as I am finished.
We might sell these after we install the new ones from today.If you really are interested let me know.And I'll talk with him.
They have only been installed for 12 hours maybe since I did the work?.We would not sell them with brackets either but it's a quick and easy swap to yours.
Oh for anyone who actually thinks this causes the lights to not be as visible as before think again.We aimed them after installation and they seem to be just as clear and bright as the stock ones.
1. It gets really old when people keep calling southside a thief, b/c honestly, they have no phucking idea! lol
I did these lights for a pal."We" is He and I.After I finished the lights he installed them.
I wanna see a pic of your car homie.
interesting . . . black housed eff'in headlights
It is my friends car.He is waiting to paint it first,so I doubt he will post it up before then.
Finished the 92-95 civic lights lastnight.
Here are a few pictures for everyone to see.Still working on the 88-91 civic/crx lights with the amber highbeams.I'll post pictures up soon as they are finished(hopefully today).
Tell me what you guys think of the eg lights!.
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Here is a shot of the lights on my pals crx.
Im actually looking to do some more 88-91 lights if anyone is interested.Still working on the amber highbeam set(relaxing,until Monday).
Here are the 92-95 lights installed on my pal's hatch.
looks good.
damn, sexy baby blue hatch FTW homie
The crx or the hatch?.Both look nice and the headlights enhance it.
Here is a 92-95 civic light I did JUST to show how the amber highbeam and or foglights would turn out finished with the black housing(extra light).
They really look nice maybe not on the 92-95 civic light but on the 90-93 accords and 88-91 civic/crx's + other's they look amazing.
What do you guys think?.
Last edited by rbf; 09-30-2008 at 05:59 PM.
LMK if you can/would like to retro fit HID projectors + black my headlight housings.
Never touched an HID kit,rather not since I have no experience.I'd hate to mess anything up and have to pay out of my pockets.The rest I have no problems doing there is a set we have you can buy and do the HID portion yourself or get someone else locally to do so.They are just blackhousing with no amber highbeam.
P/m me and maybe we can figure something out?.If I can learn more about HID's I'd love to help you out but until then I would rather not Sorry.
Alright then no problem, the black housing is cool but it's not necessary.Never touched an HID kit,rather not since I have no experience.I'd hate to mess anything up and have to pay out of my pockets.The rest I have no problems doing there is a set we have you can buy and do the HID portion yourself or get someone else locally to do so.They are just blackhousing with no amber highbeam.
P/m me and maybe we can figure something out?.If I can learn more about HID's I'd love to help you out but until then I would rather not Sorry.
Exactly it just makes most cars look nice.Maybe I should learn how to mess around with HID's.
Theres some write ups on h-t Kev. Check them out
I may use those to help myself.
Thanks.
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