Thoughts?
Thoughts?


My DC clears have always kind of stood out and today I decided to match them to the fogs. They came a little lighter due to the highly reflective housings and clear flat lenses. I may get them a little darker in the future. If you are interested in doing this the cloudy clears would probably be darker due to all the refractions in the lense. Grill and bumper are trimmed and fogs are unshielded. Headlights are 9007 and both headlights and fogs are alittle brighter with the car on but not enough for me to bother.
I had lighting problems (garage was dim driveway was way bright) that kind of washed out detail in the first pic but I will try to snap some around dusk for an idea of them lit at night.
To me it really just looks like you got the fog and signal colors mixed up, then the signal and sidemarker tints are different etc...
IMO signal/sidemarker should be amber and fogs should be yellow or white, your fogs should not be the same color as your signals.
The car is looking good though, kinda want to see the whole thing again.
IMO signal/sidemarker should be amber and fogs should be yellow or white, your fogs should not be the same color as your signals.
The car is looking good though, kinda want to see the whole thing again.
To me it really just looks like you got the fog and signal colors mixed up, then the signal and sidemarker tints are different etc...
IMO signal/sidemarker should be amber and fogs should be yellow or white, your fogs should not be the same color as your signals.
The car is looking good though, kinda want to see the whole thing again.
IMO signal/sidemarker should be amber and fogs should be yellow or white, your fogs should not be the same color as your signals.
The car is looking good though, kinda want to see the whole thing again.
It always bothered me that the blinkers were not next to the headlights so that won't change for sure but I hear you on the variation between the fogs and the bumper lights. It's less so in person but still there.
Freeway, you know better.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=547220
Ditch the yellow bumper lights and orange fog lights. Clear.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=547220Ditch the yellow bumper lights and orange fog lights. Clear.
LOL I thought about it as I typed the title. Don't lie you hovered over the link for the description.
Black with clears is SOOO 2001 though. Not to worry as the minor things always change around on my car. Just in case anyone had the thought I figured I had the pics to show what it would look like.
Black with clears is SOOO 2001 though. Not to worry as the minor things always change around on my car. Just in case anyone had the thought I figured I had the pics to show what it would look like.
LOL I thought about it as I typed the title. Don't lie you hovered over the link for the description.
Black with clears is SOOO 2001 though. Not to worry as the minor things always change around on my car. Just in case anyone had the thought I figured I had the pics to show what it would look like.
Black with clears is SOOO 2001 though. Not to worry as the minor things always change around on my car. Just in case anyone had the thought I figured I had the pics to show what it would look like.Perhaps. But I don't think clear ages. It's better than OEM and you're basically going back to OEM. But you are right, clear does work better on a white car. How about smoked/tinted lights then?
I like it. It's different... though different isn't always good, I think you pulled it off. I would say make the lights just slighty darker to match up with the fogs, but that's my only suggestion.
I had to get tires quick and it happened to be when I was paying for bunch of school shiz and just after paying for the wheels/tires/shipping.
They are a tad noisy but overall I am very satisfied with them. They haven't worn hardly at all within maybe 10,000 miles of street driving and some very hard sessions and are also very predictable. Straight line acceleration and emergency braking arn't quite up to what I would expect out of a 235 but the wet traction is very good.
I plan on going to a 245 all around but really as it is with 425/500 in/lb. springs,STBs,custom alignment, and 235s the limits of the car are farther out than anything I need to get involved in on public roadways LOLz.
They are a tad noisy but overall I am very satisfied with them. They haven't worn hardly at all within maybe 10,000 miles of street driving and some very hard sessions and are also very predictable. Straight line acceleration and emergency braking arn't quite up to what I would expect out of a 235 but the wet traction is very good.
I plan on going to a 245 all around but really as it is with 425/500 in/lb. springs,STBs,custom alignment, and 235s the limits of the car are farther out than anything I need to get involved in on public roadways LOLz.
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