headlight covers
4th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,391
From: Fl
deff. sucks at night with them. i couldnt even see at night with them on.i got my HID's for 100bucks shipped off ebay. got my smoked headlights for 100bucks shipped off ebay. i wouldnt waste the 50 bucks the covers are gonna cost ya. unless your gettin them for free or something.
Thread Starter
aka 'Negative Nancy'
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 4,839
From: Ohio
ok well i just ordered the vvme HID kit...the one with Hi and Low....lol the HID thread made me do it.... so now to just order covers i suppose....where can i find them? and $150 for HID plus covers is worth it to me to get darker lights
i dont want to order them from AM, since AM has crazy high prices
also, i found customer pics of the covers...how hard is it to remove the gts logo
i dont want to order them from AM, since AM has crazy high prices
also, i found customer pics of the covers...how hard is it to remove the gts logo
Last edited by 99BlackPonyGT; Apr 5, 2009 at 07:31 PM.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 4,760
From: Northwest Ohio (Fort Wayne Area)
they suck at night i always took mine off at night
the gts logo is easy to take off get a razor blade and get the edge of one up and just carefully pull them off and use goo gone to get rid of the glue
they are easy to pull off
open the hood undo the velcro and some you may have to pull the tabs that hold the head lights in and move the headlight a little to get the tabs out from under the light
the gts logo is easy to take off get a razor blade and get the edge of one up and just carefully pull them off and use goo gone to get rid of the glue
they are easy to pull off
open the hood undo the velcro and some you may have to pull the tabs that hold the head lights in and move the headlight a little to get the tabs out from under the light
4th Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,045
From: TN
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 944
From: Texas
I personally didnt have any problems driving at night with the covers on the car. You will notice a difference but its not horrible. They just snap into place, only takes a couple of seconds to remove or install them (no velcro needed). I don't use mine any more. If you haven't ordered them yet, I'll let them go for $35 shipped.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 720
From: New Jersey
www.retrosolutions.com for your hids. digital ballast, high beam/low beam, lifetime warranty, great survice, get the 55 watt and they are bright as hell... i only use my fog lights when driving at night because i got the 55 watt 8000k's in there in the rosuh bumper....sooo bright...my headlights are like unnecessarily bright, lol, perfect if going with covers.
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 217
From: SC
i had black headlight covers on my stang for a while. they looked good during the day, but absolutey sucked at night. it worse than driving with sunglasses on and no headlights! they held themselves on by the way they were shaped. i got them off ebay i think?
Thread Starter
aka 'Negative Nancy'
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 4,839
From: Ohio
ordered 4300k HIDs from vvme.... i know some people say theyre yellow and to get 6k, but i want as bright as i can get...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVyVR...om=PL&index=71
they look ok here....i need to order fogs, which kit do i order for the fogs? which bulb and all that? i ordered 9007-3 (bi-xenon) kit for the headlights...do i need the 9007-2 kit for the fogs? or do they use a different bulb?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVyVR...om=PL&index=71
they look ok here....i need to order fogs, which kit do i order for the fogs? which bulb and all that? i ordered 9007-3 (bi-xenon) kit for the headlights...do i need the 9007-2 kit for the fogs? or do they use a different bulb?