3D Carbon Headlight Splitter
4/19/07, 08:06 PM
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3D Carbon Headlight Splitter
Just thought I'd post some pix of my newest. I like them and the paint is a perfect match. Got them from LMPerformance, and spent way too much $$$. GT500 style spoiler going on next week, then I'm starting to save for the $1k wood steering wheel. Dare say I'm almost done
4/21/07, 04:33 AM
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4/21/07, 04:50 AM
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You can get them just about anywhere, pre-painted or not. I got them from LMPerformance.com for $147 (I know....), and that was the cheapest I could find. Unpainted, I've seen them for around $90.
Umm, your interior lights are.....well it's your car......but how do you drive at night?
Umm, your interior lights are.....well it's your car......but how do you drive at night?
4/23/07, 10:38 AM
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I like the idea of these but I don't like the cost (I mean WTH?) and I don't like how they don't match up on the outside edge. I would like them more if the outer edge blended with the curve of the outside of the headlamp.
4/23/07, 04:34 PM
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This is another of those mods that I absolutely hated when I first saw them and have really kinda fell in love with. I am waiting out the Ford HID buckets style-wise, and to see if they affect the light. I am thinking Ford's setup will not look much different then an Halogen setup, based on the way they did the Montego. Not much different at all from a 500. This may even be a setup that does not require an entire housing. We'll see.
4/23/07, 06:55 PM
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Cost - agreed, but another "got to have", and the outside edge is really not that noticable from a distance, only when you get close up??
4/23/07, 06:58 PM
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I think they would look cool on black, not as drastic but a subtle addition? It doesn't help that it's all black in the headlight area....I've not seen any pix....
4/23/07, 10:48 PM
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While I agree they are not for everyone, I really like them. Easy to do, easy to line up and the cost is not really bad considering that not many have them yet. I got mine from Ebay for like $80.
4/24/07, 09:15 AM
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That's a good point, I never thought about them flowing with another part of the car. But you are right, hummm. Now I'm really glad I added the splitters and the ponies. Now that I look at the picture again, it really helps with the horizontal lines of the front spoiler as well, makes it look even more wider up front......
