MaxPrime

I was wondering if there is any talk in making a custom headlight like they made the custom LED Taillights , i been looking around i cant find any type of aftermarket headlights NOT ONE , want it to know is there any out there and if they ever going to make some custom ones.

joecurr

Not that I've heard of. Were stuck working with the OEM design.

BossMaxima

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There are no options, you can only take your OEMs apart and mod them yourself.

6.5affiliate

There isn't any aftermarket headlights. If there were than it would encounter issues with condensation. At least when you paint your own headlights. You can make sure it won't have those problems.

MaxPrime

Yeah i just wish i guess i keep wishing lol.

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Well, you could always paint your own headlights man. It really isn't very hard at all and it takes like two days to get everything painted, dried, and re-sealed.

I've re-painted mine like 4 times already and when I get my ride re-painted. I'm going to paint them again for the 5th time LOL. Anyways, if you ever decide to do that mod and need instructions than let me know.

MaxPrime

Yeah sorry for taking so long forgot about this treat, well i think i am going to go with a brand new net and test on the old ones cause i dont want to mess them up what you think.

HMAX08

none made yet, sorry brochacho, gotta get your oem ones done, it would be one of a kind then

loslobos

seems like a lot of work.

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If you got the money to do that than I don't see why not.

SmokinMaxSE

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For some reason our 6thgen/6.5gen has the most expensive lights in the Nissan family. Even the fog lights are expensive. You can find a 7thgen xeon headlight and fog light cheaper than ours.

Silverwolf

Even heads sealed up tight have eventually had conden problems. It's an imperfect science for sure, which is all the more reason for what the OP was looking for.

Silverwolf

It is if you've never done it before.

I traded in my 05 Maxima for a 350Z last week, and i have absolutely NO plans to even touch the heads.

(I am swapping out the parking and turn signal lights, but they are simple 194 and 3157 bulbs)

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If your talking about aftermarket headlights. They are notorious for being VERY poorly sealed. That's the reason why many suggest putting extra sealant before installation.

Also, if the headlights were sealed properly in the first place than they won't have condensation problems for years. They would be like headlights that have never been opened up before (obviously, it's not going to be exactly like that). But, I kind of agree with you. Even with headlights that have never been cracked open. There would be condensation issues eventually.

Hence the reason why people having haze issues inside the lens of their headlights in which the only solution would be to open them up anyways. When they do then they can grab some OEM sealant and reseal them. OR, since they have never opened them up than there is enough sealant to re-seal them to create a tight enough seal that won't lead to issues in the future. The ONLY times that they do condensate is when they're isn't a proper seal or the sealant itself has become old and weak. That's another point where I agree with you. There's a science behind sealing headlights properly.

Anyways, either way. Those headlights are going to have to come apart at some point in time. Unless he sells the car before that time comes.