white bumper lights
white bumper lights
02-11-04, 05:43 PM
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I can make them for you, 100% clear ones that is.
What's it worth to ya?
BTW, I have clear fronts on my car... but not sides. I don't figure it would be too hard.
What's it worth to ya?
BTW, I have clear fronts on my car... but not sides. I don't figure it would be too hard.
02-11-04, 05:53 PM
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You mean sorta like these? (sorry for my ghetto *** looking car.. this was taken a while ago... 
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These are just stock Aussie/Jap spec ones with the orange crap removed from the inside and orange bulbs fitted.
I Think CorkSport sell the clear side indicators.
) These are just stock Aussie/Jap spec ones with the orange crap removed from the inside and orange bulbs fitted.
I Think CorkSport sell the clear side indicators.
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02-12-04, 10:51 AM
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I can make them 100% clear for about $10 a pair.
That's the front bumper lights only. You'd be surprised how much brighter your blinkers are through clear instead of ribbed plastic.
EDIT:
This would include shipping.
All you have to do is peel the colored backing from the lexan (or whatever it is I got mine from, plexiglass maybe?), unscrew your bumper lights, remove the orange lense from the light assembly, and install these. Note: They do not fit perfect, but unless you take them out and show someone, they won't notice the fitment issues... These do fit tight to the bumper though.
That's the front bumper lights only. You'd be surprised how much brighter your blinkers are through clear instead of ribbed plastic.
EDIT:
This would include shipping.
All you have to do is peel the colored backing from the lexan (or whatever it is I got mine from, plexiglass maybe?), unscrew your bumper lights, remove the orange lense from the light assembly, and install these. Note: They do not fit perfect, but unless you take them out and show someone, they won't notice the fitment issues... These do fit tight to the bumper though.
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02-12-04, 11:38 AM
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sorry to get of topic but 86gxl what brand of neon lights are those. also for the turnsignals i used plexygalss from lowes or hetchinger cut it rough and then sanded it down smooth to the housing. its pretty
really brite too
really brite too
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Originally posted by cooda069
sorry to get of topic but 86gxl what brand of neon lights are those. also for the turnsignals i used plexygalss from lowes or hetchinger cut it rough and then sanded it down smooth to the housing. its pretty
really brite too
sorry to get of topic but 86gxl what brand of neon lights are those. also for the turnsignals i used plexygalss from lowes or hetchinger cut it rough and then sanded it down smooth to the housing. its pretty
really brite too
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