doomtoo

I've been wondering for awhile, and haven't found the info on it.. where is the walkthrough for clearing the corners on the front? I read one before, about using a heat gun, ect, but need a little more info. I think that they'd be very noticable, and I like them alot on others maximas.

Thanks -

internetautomar

iTrader: (30)

it's called you buy them.

Michael

iTrader: (21)

you cant clear our corners. you can buy clear corners but not clear them. If you are talking about the bumper lights (which are already clear but not "crystal" clear then you will find that on a post about fog lights on the next page or so.

aziphrale

Very funny.

doomtoo

Nah, there's got to be a way.. at the very begining I was almost certain that alot of people were doing it themselves... I've even seen write-ups for hondas out there on the internet, and can be almost certain there were some for the maxima - on this board. I think they like heated up the seal, , broke/ remoed the orange part, replaced it(or possibly left it how it was) with some texturized plastic, and just used the orange bulb... hmm,...


Nothing?
Well, how much do they cost form internetautomart?

internetautomar

iTrader: (30)

$35, Someone did do the breaking of the reflector shtick on the rears, but not the front that I recall

Michael

iTrader: (21)

exactly what Internetautomart said. It would look really tacky if you did it in the first place because it would have to be on the outside since the amber piece on the corners are solid amber (not clear with an amber piece behind it).

just pay $35 for them and save your trouble of ruining the corners.

CamryKilla

just buy them, the only thing people do to the corner lights by themselves is tint them for the euro look.

«§»Craig B«§»

iTrader: (5)

yes, some honda can do that, but look closer at our corners. The outer plastic itself is orange, not just a cover over the bulb