OEM or JDM Headlights

[JDiddy4981]

I now have a set of Halo Projector headlights on my 98 Civic EX. They keep getting condensation in them. I've tried the whole resealing thing numerous times and I am giving up! I was wondering if anyone knew any websites that had some OEM or JDM OEM headlights that would fit my 98 Civic. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

 

[BioHazard the Reaper]

passwordjdm.com has tons of jdm parts

 

[JDiddy4981]

That website doesnt seem to be working.

 

[99ExCoupe]

http://www.tornactive.com/pd_honda_civic_9698_jdm_style.cfm

they have good prices and sick stuff yo....good luck

 

[CFactor]

I would say do a 99-00 front end conversion and get the JDM headlights off of that - it looks about 400 times better.

 

[99ExCoupe]

I like 96-98 looks tight yo...its a different look...I like

 

[civic hatch]

just go to tornactive.com, rob over there takes real great care of you order and ships out real quick.

 

[Dakkon]

jdmhondaparts.com ?

that seems decent too

 

[99ExCoupe]

they do good business there as well...I might get my B16B there

 

[anfrey]

could you please post which Halo Projector headlights you have on your civic? so we all know which ones have condensation issues.

 

[TripeoXxX]

Try this site ---> www.jdmshit.com

 

[anfrey]

i'm not looking for halo projectors. i want to know which ones are the ones he got so we know which have condensation problems.

 

[99ExCoupe]

jdmshit is sorta shady from what I hear.

 

[Silver-Shooter]

passwordjdm.com is working... send them an e-mail and ask for whetever you need.

 

[Panther 25]

JDMshit seems somewhat shady but they have a lot of good stuff. Go with JDM.

 

[slammedciv96]

since you installed them BEFORE you should have put clear silicon around them (most of them have sucky sealing properties...that's how you get them soo cheap) then you should do what I've done in the past. Get a really small drill bit and in the bottom of the lense at both corners (inside the lense area) drill a hole, then pop the hood and in the back top area of the light (still inside lighted part of the housing) drill another hole.
what this does is the bottom holes allow air in and liquid water to drain out. The hole in the top allows the vapor to travel out....then no more condensation. simple as that.

 

[BombayHunter]

Resealing altezza tailights

I got to buy a new pair of tailights b/c there is slight mildew inside light. What and where can I buy to seal?

 

[anfrey]

silicone gun.

 

[Mr. Lin]

Do a search on google. You'll always get good turn-outs...