Clear LS400 headlight! Looks like its the 1-2 gen
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Clear LS400 headlight! Looks like its the 1-2 gen
I found this going through the gallery looking for a quick pic to show someone. I'm posting this here because some folks have been looking for this lately and it looks as if it actually exists! The user's name is Wide LS and anyone looking to find out more about it is encouraged to pm him and ask him where he found them or if they're custom made etc.
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Basically, you send your headlights out to a company in Japan called Hilltop, and they'll send them back cleared like so...all for an unreasonably high cost of around $750-800.
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Originally Posted by BR1AN
Basically, you send your headlights out to a company in Japan called Hilltop, and they'll send them back cleared like so...all for an unreasonably high cost of around $750-800.
thanks for the quick response.
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Originally Posted by Koma
It would be worth the effort to clear them yourself (ie: deline). Time consuming but if you're saving $700+, you do the math.
any DIY's written? how would one go about doing this?
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share!!!!!! LOL
Originally Posted by Koma
It would be worth the effort to clear them yourself (ie: deline). Time consuming but if you're saving $700+, you do the math.
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Originally Posted by biglexass
you could prob find some one who works with plastic and just swap out the glass pices with the plastic ones.there has got to be people out there who like mold and desgin plastc or glass
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tig you talking about Larry ? (littodevil)
he'll do anything as long as he's getting paid the right amount...
the custom job he did for the NSX involved cutting out the glass lenses and molding the polyurethane i think it was to fit the lenses he cut out...turned out VERY clean and VERY OEM (as most his work does...)
he'll do anything as long as he's getting paid the right amount...
the custom job he did for the NSX involved cutting out the glass lenses and molding the polyurethane i think it was to fit the lenses he cut out...turned out VERY clean and VERY OEM (as most his work does...)