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rjc333
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Does anybody manufacture clear headlight housings for Berettas, like the ones used on all the new cars with the projector-style headlights?  Basically, the outside shield it transparent so you can see the lights themselves.


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That'd be nice if they did, however I don't believe anyone does.........


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I've seen someone remove their lens and put clear headlight covers (such as GTS) on them, if that helps.


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Clear would kick


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some people have used the BMW E36 lamps - you can get glass lenses for those; might be able to modify them to fit your OEM lamps. for the trouble, i'd just try using the E36 lamps. you can get them with projectors anyhow.


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The more I see the E36 swaps the more intrigued I have become.   Factory low beams on our cars are worthless, so it would be more than just an appearance upgrade.


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i'm digging them. they're next on my mod list, after i get this %&$&'d electrical bug worked out ( see diagnostis post ). i want the dual-projector set; our headlights are outdated. it seems like every late model car i pass at night has brighter lamps.

i've been thinking about converting the front marker lamps to use brighter bulbs (like F-bodies, vettes, caddy's and vans etc. have) too.


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Ei'm digging them. they're next on my mod list, after i get this %&$&'d electrical bug worked out ( see diagnostis post ). i want the dual-projector set; our headlights are outdated. it seems like every late model car i pass at night has brighter lamps.

i've been thinking about converting the front marker lamps to use brighter bulbs (like F-bodies, vettes, caddy's and vans etc. have) too.
I was also considering this mod, but I don't feel comfortable trying to get them to fit in right.  I don't want to start chopping up my bracket unless I know I can get them in and looking good. ÂÂÂ

I just don't like the fitment, if I was confident I could do the proper fiberglassing, then I'd do it right now.  (I'm also concerned about being able to aim them properly.)







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Post by ettore »

Good luck aiming that ... though individual aiming would be nice.

I am personally a fan of the Euro style ones that I have on my car.  They're square, the plugs on the back don't match the factory setup, and I love it.

Now, to get my car painted ...

I have almost successfully 'smoothed' out a set of GM factory lenses when I was thinking about putting Integra projectors ehind them.  It took me about 8 hours to get one light to point they are at now (almost smooth 180grit) but the corners are a beyotch.  Nascar style "flat peice of plexiglass" almost works.  Thin lexan, some gelcoat and a heatgun ... you might be able to make a form off your factory headlights.  The factory ones would need to be quite smooth.


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