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Old 04-21-2009, 02:40 PM
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clear corners

anyone ever order these? just wondering what you thought of them? just ordered a pair for my GT and hoping they dont leak 3 months down the road
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Old 04-21-2009, 09:51 PM
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Re: clear corners

Yep, leaking would be the only issue I forsee with them.

You can seal them right from the get go with some silicone headlight sealant.

Friend of mine from work has clear cornes on his 2000 GTP. They seem to be holding up quite well. (its been over a year)
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Re: clear corners

I have them too. NO problems other than have to use a yellow bulb for PA inspection. The bulbs I have are clear until they are turned on then they glow yellow.
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Re: clear corners

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I have them too. NO problems other than have to use a yellow bulb for PA inspection. The bulbs I have are clear until they are turned on then they glow yellow.
yeah, i saw them on PFYC and wanted to get them but they're out of stock. any idea's where else i can find em'?
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Re: clear corners

Ebay?

I know some LED's are crystal clear and pruduce various colors of light.

(another thing to think about)
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Re: clear corners

i was looking for the ones that have a chrome look to them, but when turned on they are orange. idk...PFYC has them, but like i said...out of stock

http://www.pfyc.com/pc/GN1021/GPLIGH...nd+models.html
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