[adam007g]

I was wanting to know if I were to replace my headlights with projector lights that will it haze in again like the origonal ones did.

[orangeRcode]

First of all, welcome to MM. As to your question of hazing, all newer Mustangs have plastic lenses on the headlights. These weather with time and tend to get hazy. I would assume the projector headlights are similar construction but I don't know that for a fact. I will say that I have several buddies with older 10+ year old Stangs who have had excellent results with a buffing kit. It is basically 3 different wheels to attach to your drill and restores the look of your headlights. You should be able to find these kits with a search of ebay.

[Justin@VMP]

Theres a nice headlight restoration write up on 3.8 and V6 Power. My girlfriend has a 2000 and I plan to do this soon.

http://www.3.8mustang.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114484

[kerry]

hey i have the projector headlights and they look awesome... its one piece and really changes the look. mine has no signs of hazing. there are pix of it here... http://www.moddedmustangs.com/forums...ix-vt4848.html
the lights are somewhat of an impovement over the stock but arent the best

[itschristorres8]

when i bought my car i went to a place and they did what orangeRcode said. took 20 min and it wasnt 100% CLEAR, but around 90-95%...much cheaper and better then buying $200+ new lights

[kerry]

BUT did they look as bad ass?? i think not... lol j/p

[itschristorres8]

well it looks like a stock head lights lol?
plus sum lights they sell are ricey..and ugly, sum are nice too tho. im getting film over my lights. its about $40 and u cant tell if there is haze lol well not until u look good

[adam007g]

Originally Posted by adam007g I was wanting to know if I were to replace my headlights with projector lights that will it haze in again like the origonal ones did.

Thanks Everyone for your advice I do like your example below. That convinced me write there. I will post up a before and after of the new lights and I think that mustangs should come stock with the projectors.
Adam

[Cricket]

I'm not a big fan of projectors. I just spent about $200 or so on new assemblies, and installed them. Got these ones off of ebay for like $100.

[adam007g]

you have to look at you car close up to notice that you have mods but when you do look at them they look nice.

[Cricket]

actually if you take a side by side of a mustang with stock headlights and cornors and then take a look at mine you see a big difference.

here is one with all the stock lights up front
The stock assemblies have more lines, and things of the such throughout them, of course the cornors are different because they are well amber and not clear. The headlight assemblies I have are modeled after the Cobra headlight assemblies. The part that most people miss in them are the black accents.

[mustang2003er]

For anyone who has headlight haze on the outside of your headlights, don't replace them. The new pair will probably just haze when they're about 2 years old. If you live in Southern California there's a man named Ralph Dychs who removes the haze for $60.00 and guarantees his work. He's recommended by Hemborg Ford in Norco. His number is 951-833-8734. He has a 13 step process and takes about an hour. He'll come out and do it at your house or business. If you don't feel like dealing with the work, give him a call. He did my daughters lights and they came out like new.

[Hourofpain]

Projectors look rather shitty on mustangs imo

[itschristorres8]

people should look at the date of things

[shadow5403]

as old as this thread is, i like that headlight restore....def gonna do that come spring time.