headlights?
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i have seen a few Jetta'* with the aftermarket headlights. ans the focus has them also. where they just have black plastic housing and the cirles for the headlight bulbs. it'* hard to word but if i can find a pic i will post.Does anyone know the company that makes them maybe if i can get in contact with them and give them a decent set of headlights they can make some and do a group buy. these are the lights i am talkign about
there called projector lights, take a look at this grand prix
http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...ory_Code=GPEXT
http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.m...ory_Code=GPEXT
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no thats the cheap way of doing it just painting over the stickers thats what i'm gonna do to mine but i wanted to know the company maybe i could see if we can do a group buy or something. there has to be a desire fro these all these members there is gonna be some takers
The problem with the stickers/covers is that the block light from the bulbs. The projectors are made to "project" a strong beam from the circular lens (actually more of a hemisphere, but anywho) that is more focused and brighter. Since it uses a lense to focus the light it only needs a small hole to shine through. The polycrystalline reflectors that are stock on the bonneville use reflected light that exits through all points of the clear plastic. What we need is a full cluster replacement, that places two pairs of projectors behind some plastic covers with or without the stickers covering parts that light doesn't go through. The headlights on the busted *** Nissan in the pic below are a pair of circular reflectors mounted in black plastic with a clear plastic covers, this looks good as well, but doesn't have the power of true projectors, and by now you've probably stopped reading because I ramble too much, so I'll stop typing now, too.
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