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Hi Guys-

I've been searching for the past couple days, throughout this form, ebay and even google, for the simple all chrome non-projector style oem looking headlights for my 02 civic sedan. Can someone point me in the right direction? I can't belive how hard they are to find these days...

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 
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its a diy. take apart the stockies and pull the amber peice out. theres diy's on the site

 
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wait...you are asking for oem headlights, right? just search ebay for 2001-2003 headlights

 
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they don't sell them already done anymore?? I don't want to have to do them myself.. lol? yea they are oem in style.. meaning no projector etc, but they are completly clear and chrome.. no amber.

Can anyone give me a link to someone who might sell them? Or is anyone selling a set?? Thanks!

 
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i know u can get them but i dont have the slightest clue as to where. it would be alot cheaper to just do it yourself. or hell im sure there is someone in ur area in cali who can do it for u. just pay them some money.

 
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ebay has them last time i checked.

edit: nevermind. they have black chrome and "carbon fiber" ewwwww lol

 
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http://www.robearracing.com/pd_jdm_s...headlamps2.cfm

 
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damn 160 bucks is a lil 2 steep for me. just clear em ur self dude. i mean unless u got that kinda money 2 throw around then more power 2 ya

 
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money yes.. time no.. haha, thanks a lot infinite

 
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but dont they leak tho ??? (aftermarket one)

 
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it's always a possibility, so seal up the lights yourself when you get them

 
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right infi

vtecdude if u the light makesure u seal it just buy the selicon and put it around...

 
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thanks for the tip i was actually thinking about doing something like that. just standard **** or something?

 
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god i can't belive it blanked that out... standard like shower sealant?

 
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it's because you spelled it wrong. caulk, not ****. and, no, it's not caulk. it's bathroom silicone/sealant (you were half right)

 
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I have a pair of cleared used for several weeks.