What's the difference
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From: Jackson, MO
What's the difference
What is the difference, if there is any, with Ebay headlights and headlights from somewhere like Andy's motor sports?
Andy's headlights are a ton more expensive than Ebay ones. I've considered getting black headlights, but I don't want to get crappy ones.
If any of you guys bought headlights from either place, how were they? Any distinct flaws?
Andy's headlights are a ton more expensive than Ebay ones. I've considered getting black headlights, but I don't want to get crappy ones.
If any of you guys bought headlights from either place, how were they? Any distinct flaws?
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^lol.
I have had the ebay lights for a while now. Now distinct flaws or anything. They are clean and nice looking.
Instead of a shiny black on the inside, it is more like a dull matt finish, which doesnt really make a difference to me. They have never fogged or anything, so I would buy them again.
I have had the ebay lights for a while now. Now distinct flaws or anything. They are clean and nice looking.
Instead of a shiny black on the inside, it is more like a dull matt finish, which doesnt really make a difference to me. They have never fogged or anything, so I would buy them again.
Had 3 sets of e-bay lights... absolute **** quality... Honestly, do it right the first time and get the ones from andy's auto sport. the only issue I had with those ones was the light reflectors were not installed (kinda a PITA).
Oh, and with ANY aftermarket headlights, be sure to seal them really good with a quality silicone!!!
Oh, and with ANY aftermarket headlights, be sure to seal them really good with a quality silicone!!!
Had 3 sets of e-bay lights... absolute **** quality... Honestly, do it right the first time and get the ones from andy's auto sport. the only issue I had with those ones was the light reflectors were not installed (kinda a PITA).
Oh, and with ANY aftermarket headlights, be sure to seal them really good with a quality silicone!!!
Oh, and with ANY aftermarket headlights, be sure to seal them really good with a quality silicone!!!
these are what i have, zero problems.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...ht_4720wt_1042
When I had Ebay lights on my old ranger, the only problem(s) I had was after about a year, there was etching or what looked like alot op spider cracks or something, and one of them didnt have a good seal and would fog up sometimes
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I'd love to, but I've tried baking headlights. I failed miserably.
meh. I'd get another set and do it for and trade but i don't think i need to invest in headlights yet lol. Ebay headlights aren't bad. the corners look lame though.
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From: Jackson, MO
That's why I had Taylor mod some corners for me, I didn't like the black ebay ones.
I'm pretty sure you can buy the headlights without corners though
only problem is i don't think there is a passengers side one at my local jy but i can check next time i go.
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