which corner lights for artic white formula?
12-17-2006, 03:24 PM
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which corner lights for artic white formula? I am trying to choose which corner lights front and back will look best with on my LT1 Formula? The three options that stand out to me are
1.) Clear
2.) VHT blacked out and smoothed
3.) Stock but taken off sanded and smoothed
I think the clear kinda blends in to the white to much and I kinda have a darker accent theme going on with my car, but I think nightshades looks kinda cheap... sooo I have no idea what to do? maybe stock and sanded? what u guys thing will look best on MY car?
1.) Clear
2.) VHT blacked out and smoothed
3.) Stock but taken off sanded and smoothed
I think the clear kinda blends in to the white to much and I kinda have a darker accent theme going on with my car, but I think nightshades looks kinda cheap... sooo I have no idea what to do? maybe stock and sanded? what u guys thing will look best on MY car?
12-17-2006, 04:40 PM
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put vht nightshade on them, really easy. did it on mine
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Since your car is white, I'd go clear. 
That would actually make your wheels stand out more. "Smoked" or "Blacked Out" would only draw attention to your side markers. Why would you want to do that? 
Clear on a white car = smoked or blacked out on a black car. 
That would actually make your wheels stand out more. "Smoked" or "Blacked Out" would only draw attention to your side markers. Why would you want to do that? Clear on a white car = smoked or blacked out on a black car.
12-17-2006, 06:13 PM
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yeah I do agree that the black side markers tend to draw your eye straight to them... I just didn't know if clear would blend in to the white too much... i havn't actually seen them in person on a white car so I don't know, my other option I am considering is just sanding and buffing the stock lights but I don't like the huge orange lights that the front has! gah
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12-18-2006, 07:52 AM
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hmm the majority like clear... I prob am starting to lean that way a little bit. Does anyone know if they make an alternative bulb for the front turn signals other than the bright yellow one? I know someone on ebay sold the amber bulbs with a silver coating on them so when u looked at the light off you wouldnt see a bunch of yellow reflection in the turn signal from the amber bulb
12-18-2006, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by AnimalSS
Since your car is white, I'd go clear. That would actually make your wheels stand out more. "Smoked" or "Blacked Out" would only draw attention to your side markers. Why would you want to do that? Clear on a white car = smoked or blacked out on a black car.
That would actually make your wheels stand out more. "Smoked" or "Blacked Out" would only draw attention to your side markers. Why would you want to do that? Clear on a white car = smoked or blacked out on a black car. Gunmetal Blackbird stripes
Smoked side markers and fog lights
Gunmetal emblem overlays
Dark red calipers
12-19-2006, 03:04 AM
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thanks for the input! I am actually going to put a trans am rear bumper on my formula and do the ceta in gunmetal! also I am going to put the gurst logo on the bumper with the "H" a charcoal color. I already have jet black caliper paint. Leaving the sides clean, I removed the side molding already and no emblems on the sides. I am trying to get a ram air hood and yes I would go with a black or charcoal anniversery stripe or black or charcoal blackbirds stripes. : ) its comming along so far so good!
