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    Anyone?

  • #2
    GAY! haha
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Nismo_line View Post
      GAY! haha
      hahahaha i was just about to say shittttt
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      • #4
        haha, someone stole them off a celica or integra
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        • #5
          enough with the opinions. I need them to stay legal. I know they are ugly.

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          • #6
            or you can just use accord headlights.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Rush View Post
              enough with the opinions. I need them to stay legal. I know they are ugly.
              Just curious, how are THOSE legal? Are they DOT approved and what not? Some A/M companies STATE that but aren't truly DOT approved .. Best off with stock headlights from another car, like M13 said, Accord.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Rush View Post
                Anyone?
                These are made by ....you guessed it....a company called Maximum Overdrive in Richmond BC. I think they used to be a Sponsor on this forum and I remembered some posting (circa 1997?) regrading these head lights being custom made by them, and the only way you can get these lights is to buy a car or have them do the compliance by them.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by nelsonmxmarc View Post
                  Just curious, how are THOSE legal? Are they DOT approved and what not? Some A/M companies STATE that but aren't truly DOT approved .. Best off with stock headlights from another car, like M13 said, Accord.
                  They are either DOT or SAE lights and I believe they were approved by the head of our BC vehicle inspection agency. I think there were talks of charging $1000 to $1500 for a set (don't quote me on this) but then someone discover using 95 accord headlights and that cost around $100 or so a set used.
                  Last edited by Bossman; 02-02-2011, 10:04 PM. Reason: typo

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                  • #10
                    he already has a set of accord lights but not sure why he aint using them
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                    • #11
                      I've seen some accord lights that looked better than OEM.


                      They just have a bad name bc most ppl half-ass it bc they'll just install OEM back afterwards.

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                      • #12
                        Screw legal

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by M13 View Post
                          I've seen some accord lights that looked better than OEM.
                          They just have a bad name bc most ppl half-ass it bc they'll just install OEM back afterwards.
                          Yes he is right! When I used to have my R32, I got a shop in richmond to fit it for me..

                          Welded brackets to the chassis, only way ICBC will approve it and cover you for collision.


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