[Zernaff]

A guy offered to sell me his headlights, and I'm not sure if it's worth it because of the condition.

So, they're PRE-LCI adaptive xenon headlights.
- very hazy
- crack on one lense
- modules/ballasts/bulbs included

Also, I'm non-xenon at the moment so I would have to do a little more than just plug and play. I think its a wiring harness, and some coding?

He says $500 OBO.


What do you think?
Thanks.

[chris82]

Originally Posted by Zernaff

A guy offered to sell me his headlights, and I'm not sure if it's worth it because of the condition.

So, they're PRE-LCI adaptive xenon headlights.
- very hazy
- crack on one lense
- modules/ballasts/bulbs included

Also, I'm non-xenon at the moment so I would have to do a little more than just plug and play. I think its a wiring harness, and some coding?

He says $500 OBO.


What do you think?
Thanks.

A picture is worth a thousand words! Personally I'd pass, non xenon's looks wayyyy better than a hazy and cracked lenses.

[e90Cam]

Originally Posted by Chrisar82

A picture is worth a thousand words! Personally I'd pass, non xenon's looks wayyyy better than a hazy and cracked lenses.

+1

[Zernaff]

That was my first instinct, but I found a lens on eBay for $50 and it made me think. If I could find another, that's $600 for a complete set. Although, I doubt I'd find another.

Just wondering, What are the electronics worth? And, would they work with LCI housings?

Thanks.

[Dark_Knight_335]

Hazy? I didn't even know these lenses could get hazy- the guy must've treated his ride like shit.

[sd_luis]

500 neh, but if he would go down $350-$400 its a deal I mean the haze on the lense can be polish no problem for about $25 bucks per lense, and wiring is not that hard there is a diy.about the crack there is nothing much I can say without a picture that tells how big it is.