glad I have glass headlight lenses
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i have ls400 90.
have you noticed how many cars now a days with those ugly foggy yellow lenses lately? ugly!! glad lexus put the glass ones in mine.
have you noticed how many cars now a days with those ugly foggy yellow lenses lately? ugly!! glad lexus put the glass ones in mine.
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Plastic lenses are far less likely to be broken by rocks kicked up by other vehicles. Glass headlight lenses can get cracked by a flying rock just like a windshield can.
One good aspect of glass headlight lenses is that headlight wash/wipers can be used on them. Headlight wash/wipers are usually more effective than pressure headlight washers but they can not be used on plastic headlight lenses which are more susceptible to scratching.
One good aspect of glass headlight lenses is that headlight wash/wipers can be used on them. Headlight wash/wipers are usually more effective than pressure headlight washers but they can not be used on plastic headlight lenses which are more susceptible to scratching.
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Maybe I should pick up a second set of Eagle Eye's for my 1st gen just in case... If the optics of the OEM 1st gen's weren't so bad, I would have stayed with them, but they throw the light so poorly with the halogen bulbs, it wasn't acceptable to me.
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