Cleared my corner lenses.

[Aniversarysnake]

It wasn't that hard really and I bought spare lights just in case.

pics are kinda bad I'll post better ones later.

one with the lights on, the bulbs are stealts. they look silver but light up amber.

:rockon:

 

[02JoeGhost]

How did you do it, i want to do this to my l and i would think the process is the same

 

[lafave]

I like it. Now you need to put together a how to with pics.

 

[Screamin'SVT]

Yes, how to please! Up close, can you tell they were cut? Or do they look factory.. I'm anal about little things like that

 

[o3SnakeBite]

Looks sweet! How hard was it? I remember seeing all kinds of threads where they cut the light and pull the amber out, you do the same process?

 

[Boktoe]

Pray that they dont leak ;-)

 

[phatfunk]

Clearing out your corners is a rather simple process known as "baking" in the import scene. You can either buy new clear corners or if you'd rather not spend money, you can simply take your stock lights out (including the casing/housing), put the entire thing in your oven (hence the term 'baking') and allow the heat to melt the adhesive on the housing of the light. You then pry the clear housing off of the light. You now have access to the inside of the light and can replace the bulb and/or take out the orange- tinted pieces out. Reseal the clear housing back on with silicone, let it dry/harden, and put the light back on your car. That's just one way of doing it.

 

[Boktoe]

Clearing out your corners is a rather simple process known as "baking" in the import scene. You can either buy new clear corners or if you'd rather not spend money, you can simply take your stock lights out (including the casing/housing), put the entire thing in your oven (hence the term 'baking') and allow the heat to melt the adhesive on the housing of the light. You then pry the clear housing off of the light. You now have access to the inside of the light and can replace the bulb and/or take out the orange- tinted pieces out. Reseal the clear housing back on with silicone, let it dry/harden, and put the light back on your car. That's just one way of doing it.

I would never stick my head light into an oven, thats ricer talk.
The reflecter is only held on by a little bit of glue.
Pry it open and tap the reflector loose.
Here is a how to...
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/clears.shtml

 

[JerseyGT]

thats sweet man. looks awsome, I'm gettin the clear lenses for my 5oh pretty soon.

 

[tyrbrnr]

or you could spend 120 bucks on ebay and buy aftermarket ones that are clear .....your call ... personally im not in to baking in with my car parts

 

[Vancouver83LTD]

cool