Would These Look Good?

[jetscrazy44]

Hey everyone, I was planning on getting some new headlights, but i'm not entirely sure what would look good on a silver GP. I was thinking along the lines of these Spyder HD-CL-PGPRIX-SET-AM-BK Spyder Pontiac Grand Prix 97-03 Headlights / Corner(amber) - Black - HD-CL-PGPRIX-SET-AM-BK since im on a budget. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[Fivefingerdeathpunch]

yes they look good. But i have heard that the light out put is not that great compaired to stock.

[JarenSTi]

get some clear corners. cheaper and way cooler imo

[GAFF]

get some clear corners. cheaper and way cooler imo

X2. I rock the clear corners

[jetscrazy44]

i thought clear corners were illegal or something, i thought i heard that on here... i live in nj, does anyone know?

[Fivefingerdeathpunch]

100% DOT approved, I rock the black corners with no problems

[NashGT02]

if your willing to spend a little time on your headlights you could do it yourself. Get some spare headlights and corners and use a oven, heatgun, hairdryer and heat your headlights evenly to soften up the glue holding them together seperate the headlight housing and lenses and then get yourself a gloss black spray paint (not sure what would work best for these) and paint the housing except for the back reflective mirrors and then put back together and done you have custom factory headlights without risking buying some aftermarket cheapo headlights.

[jetscrazy44]

hmm maybe ill just get some new stock ones since mine have faded and nothing works on them, and ill save the money for an intake system thanks everyone

[The Guz]

They will look good on silver. Read my last post in this thread for a comparison of the reflective material in the lights. You get better light output with one's that you paint black instead. It's not hard to disassemble and paint them yourself. That will save you some cash if you are on a budget.

http://www.grandprixforums.net/new-h...s-3-34044.html

Clear corners are not illegal. Just make sure you don't use any bulbs that are an illegal color.

[avelate63]

if your willing to spend a little time on your headlights you could do it yourself. Get some spare headlights and corners and use a oven, heatgun, hairdryer and heat your headlights evenly to soften up the glue holding them together seperate the headlight housing and lenses and then get yourself a gloss black spray paint (not sure what would work best for these) and paint the housing except for the back reflective mirrors and then put back together and done you have custom factory headlights without risking buying some aftermarket cheapo headlights.

yeah exactly what i did.. i think it's way tighter cuz you can add personality too them then