I`ve been looking around for some headlights to finish my 97 front end conversion and I`ve been needing to replace my EBay projectors. After looking online, I found what looks to be a good choice for anyone that needs 97 and up headlights. I ordered a set of oem style 2gb headlights from headlightsdepot.com and when they came in, they look pretty damn good. I paid $102 total with shipping, which definately beats the dealer price. :) I`ll let everyone know how they hold up and if I start to develop condensation inside, like most aftermarket headlights do. Just figured I`d let people know of another place to get a set of 2gb headlights online.

They are knock offs and will begin to either fade or peel within 6 months.

You had those before, then? Do you think getting some headlight film like Lamin-x will help prolong the clarity of the lights? I got those because I got really sick of depending on my fog lights to be able to see at night.

put a layer of venture shield over them and they will last.

Thanks for the positive info, CODE4. Do I go to a body/paint shop to get Ventureshield put on? I really don`t want to chance it putting it on myself. Plus, is it easier with the headlights removed or does it matter if they`re on the car? Sorry for all the questions, I just want to get the lights to hold up well.

Venture Shield can be picked up on ebay and other tinting places if you call around. It is easier to apply with the headlights off the vehicle.

It is definitely a DIY project - do not be afraid; you are not going to fuck up your new lamp housings.

I just looked on You Tube and saw how the film is installed on headlights. It would definately be a waste to pay someone money when it`s that easy to do. Again, thanks for the info.

Originally posted by electrohead
I just looked on You Tube and saw how the film is installed on headlights. It would definately be a waste to pay someone money when it`s that easy to do. Again, thanks for the info.

I sell the Ventureshield film at my cost. PM me if interested.

I picked up the film from a shop near my apartment. I took my time, did it right, and installed the lights after work right in the parking lot. I have to say, it feels damn good to be able to see at night. That, and the 235 45 17s I got, makes back road night driving fun again. lol

Originally posted by electrohead
I picked up the film from a shop near my apartment. I took my time, did it right, and installed the lights after work right in the parking lot. I have to say, it feels damn good to be able to see at night. That, and the 235 45 17s I got, makes back road night driving fun again. lol

Thats great...You know corbin is looking for an answer to his issue regaurding his 235 45's...he isn't sure how big of an offset on wheels he would need.