View Poll Results: Which style headlights?
Cefiro one-pieces
7
87.50%
97-99 Style
1
12.50%
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Cefiro one-pieces or 97-99 headlights?
06-23-2003 | 06:54 PM
#1
Cefiro one-pieces or 97-99 headlights?
Ok, I want to replace my current headlights with either 97-99 style headlights or the one-piece Cefiro headlights. I'm not sure what I should go with. I just want to hear some opinions from everyone else out there.
06-24-2003 | 08:26 AM
#6
With the Cefiro two piece, you get all the benefits of the one piece, H4 bulb etc, and none of the fitment/bodywork issues. The Cefiro 1-piece is an excellent, beautiful design. It's by far the best looking of the bunch, but it's only a perfect fit for the 4th gen I30.
DW
DW
06-24-2003 | 09:26 AM
#7
Originally posted by Turbo95Max
depends what you consider complicated and how good a fitment you want. some people cannot and will not accept the fitment issue even WITH body work...
depends what you consider complicated and how good a fitment you want. some people cannot and will not accept the fitment issue even WITH body work...
06-24-2003 | 01:47 PM
#10
Originally posted by Mader Max
Its bodywork but not anything very complicated.
Its bodywork but not anything very complicated.
Clee, have you modified or seen one piece cefiro headlight being installed? Nuff said.
There is actually no bodywork needed.
+ depends on one's definition of 'bodywork'.. there is modification required (shaving down certain areas), but no bodywork required (such as cutting up fender, paintwork etc.) +
06-24-2003 | 03:30 PM
#12
There's a member on the org, SYCEFIRO, who can get the 1 piece, 2 piece, and even Cefiro HIDs for you if you'd like. And if you think the Cefiro 1-pieces look good, take a look at the Cefiro HIDs. Actually, maybe you shouldn't look. They cost like 2 grand.
Look at page 2 from here;
http://maxima.cardomain.com/id/sycefiro
DW
Look at page 2 from here;
http://maxima.cardomain.com/id/sycefiro
DW
Originally posted by SpeedCrazie
hmm.....now if I only knew where I could get a two piece.....
anyone have any clues?
Thanks.
JP
hmm.....now if I only knew where I could get a two piece.....
anyone have any clues?
Thanks.
JP
06-24-2003 | 04:46 PM
#13
Originally posted by dwapenyi
There's a member on the org, SYCEFIRO, who can get the 1 piece, 2 piece, and even Cefiro HIDs for you if you'd like. And if you think the Cefiro 1-pieces look good, take a look at the Cefiro HIDs. Actually, maybe you shouldn't look. They cost like 2 grand.
Look at page 2 from here;
http://maxima.cardomain.com/id/sycefiro
DW
There's a member on the org, SYCEFIRO, who can get the 1 piece, 2 piece, and even Cefiro HIDs for you if you'd like. And if you think the Cefiro 1-pieces look good, take a look at the Cefiro HIDs. Actually, maybe you shouldn't look. They cost like 2 grand.
Look at page 2 from here;
http://maxima.cardomain.com/id/sycefiro
DW
06-24-2003 | 07:19 PM
#14
Supporting Maxima.org Member
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 205
Has any one tried the two piece cefiros? I want the h4 over the crap 9004, but don't have the ***** to try it. I think I read from Sycefiro that some modifications was still needed but it'll fit better and easier to install.
Originally posted by dwapenyi
With the Cefiro two piece, you get all the benefits of the one piece, H4 bulb etc, and none of the fitment/bodywork issues. The Cefiro 1-piece is an excellent, beautiful design. It's by far the best looking of the bunch, but it's only a perfect fit for the 4th gen I30.
DW
With the Cefiro two piece, you get all the benefits of the one piece, H4 bulb etc, and none of the fitment/bodywork issues. The Cefiro 1-piece is an excellent, beautiful design. It's by far the best looking of the bunch, but it's only a perfect fit for the 4th gen I30.
DW
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