#184, "97-99 Headlights and front bumper cover on a 95 gs ?"
Has anyone though/done/researched this ? I've heard that the front facia for the 97-99 will fit on a 95-96, but with a little headlight-overlap. What's that about ? What are the differences between the two headlamp assys, and will a 97-99 headlamp fit in a 95-96, with or without a little fabrication ? I'm just curious, as it seems you can't find projectors for the 95-96, and i don't feel like tearing the whole mess apart to try and clear the fog from the plastic lens.
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#186, "RE: 97-99 Headlights and front bumper cover on a 95 gs ?" In response to Reply # 0
both fascias are interchangeable - the 95 lights are wider, on the section inside of the high beam they extend inward towards the center of the car by about an inch and a half. so if you put a 95 bumper on 97 lights, you will have a gap. if you put 97 bumper on 95 lights the bumper will cover the extra portion of the 95 headlights. i bought my kit for my 95 but only a week later got my projectors (for sale soon) so i had to have the bumper remolded to fill in the gap with the new headlights.
#187, "RE: 97-99 Headlights and front bumper cover on a 95 gs ?" In response to Reply # 0
The 97 bumber/lights are a direct bolt in with no modifications. I did it not even a year ago. The 95 lights are larger and you cant fit the 97 bumper with 95 lights without modification to the bumper. If you put 97 headlights on a 95 there will be a gap at the inner corners between the lights and the bumper.
#189, "RE: 97-99 Headlights and front bumper cover on a 95 gs ?" In response to Reply # 4
Excellent. I'm just trying to find a way to acomadate the big intercooler that comes with the star kit.
-DarkOne I'm so bad, i should be in detention.
All the way, baby!
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'95 Eclipse TurboGS (garage deco) '95 TSi AWD (restoring a survivor) '97 Talon ESi-T (poor impulse control) '99 Eclipse RS-T (daily beater) '13 Evo X (mostly stock) '17 Sienna (Middle Aged Dad Mobile)
#190, "RE: 97-99 Headlights and front bumper cover on a 95 gs ?" In response to Reply # 5
anyone know where I can get clear tallights cover? Not smoke, but clear. <img src="" I'm gonna make a rear light conversion just like this one below. <img src="">
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#191, "RE: 97-99 Headlights and front bumper cover on a 95 gs ?" In response to Reply # 6
uh dude, no one makes clear taillight covers. that first eclipse has supra taillights. you cant just buy covers and paint supra style lenses on them. i talked to that guy once and as far as he knows he is the only eclipse with the supra rears so far. the supra taillights are probably about $600-900 for the pair plus about $1300-2000 in body work and wiring to install them on an eclipse. the second eclipse though has a rather nasty conversion he just cut the supras into the stock lights and painted the rest of the stock eclipse tails, but it would be alot cheaper that way.
