Aftermarket headlamp assemblies
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Aftermarket headlamp assemblies
Hello,
I am new to the tibby world. I have been exhausting all headlamp assemblies aftermarket for my tiburon. It seems as if no one makes an aftermarket set up thats plug n play. If any of you kind folks have pictures of a set-up or know someone that sells them let me know. Appreciate all input in advance!
I am new to the tibby world. I have been exhausting all headlamp assemblies aftermarket for my tiburon. It seems as if no one makes an aftermarket set up thats plug n play. If any of you kind folks have pictures of a set-up or know someone that sells them let me know. Appreciate all input in advance!
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The best option would be probably to bake and open your OEM headlights, paint or modify them, bake again and re-seal.
Or get a set off ebay. There's ones with black, silver and chrome bezels
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...ights&_sacat=0
Or get a set off ebay. There's ones with black, silver and chrome bezels
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...ights&_sacat=0
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Thank you for ypur reply vision, however my current assemblies are fogged and yellowed. I was looking to find something such as spec-d. As for baking them I habe seen first hand it can go wrong. I will check out the ebay listing.
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If you have an RD1 or RD2, your options will be even more limited. You can check out shark racing, they have options. But, they are quite pricey!
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Oh, you have a GK. You should have quite a few options. Well, more so then the RDs!!
Take Visionz advise, go check out eBay if you don't want to bake your own. Or shark racing if have money to burn. ;-)
Take Visionz advise, go check out eBay if you don't want to bake your own. Or shark racing if have money to burn. ;-)
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Another way is to restore your lights. You can use one of those restoration kits to remove yellow and faded plastic from the surface.
Hope you will find these ideas helpful!