here is from Clear corners site:

- Each headlamp utilizes 36 wide-angle white high-intensity LEDs for the parking lamp and are visible from a multitude of angles.
- Ultra low-profile LED rings are discrete and do not interfere with light optics.
- Unlike lower quality Cold-Cathode Fluorescent (CCFL) rings, LED technology does not require bulky voltage inverters and will continue to operate at temperatures under 50° F.
- Signal bulbs are upgraded with dual LED signal arrays, offering better visibility & increased safety.
- Amber signal lenses are replaced and upgraded with more efficient clear lenses.
- Low-beam & high-beam bulbs are upgraded with HIR-spec Ultra-Premium high output bulbs.
- Lamps come with 1-year defect-free warranty.

When complete, headlamps are carefully re-assembled and re-sealed with factory sealant. All connections are soldered and shrink tubed for maximum reliability. Lamps are tested and gauranteed to ensure that there are no problems with water leakage.

Those headlight are over $1500 and take 4-8 weeks to have customized

 

1500 x_x ...Rather buy Projected TSX Headlights with Philips HID

 

I would rather pay my mortgage...

The headlights are cool, but better double check with your insurance company to see if they will be covered when you get in a front end colission....

 

no im not buying them, i wanna customize mine to look like that, i just want to know which LEDs they used lol, because i rather use LEDs than CCFL like i am now, and what kind of leds do they have in the eyelids, because that looks unbelievable

 

I believe those are the D36 series. Each tube will have 60 leds and i think they are 20 bucks a tube.

 

I wanted to buy just the clear corner lenses from clearcorners.com, and they wouldn't let me. Said I would have to pay the $1500.

 

wow @$$wholes lol
anyone know where i can get clear corners tho? because im tired of the amber ones lol

 

I gave up on clear corners. I tried everything. I got some crappy ones which were cut by hand and superglued in place, but they turned yellow and sucked. I tried getting companies to custom make a set. I tried making a silicone mold and creating a set using clear resin. Nothing really worked in the end, so I just plain gave up.

 

I should be producing clear corners in the next couple weeks if I can get the mold down

 

I had that plan too. I was gonna sell a bunch of them to the community because I know there is a demand. After several attempts, my silicone mold finally came out absolutely perfect. But then I couldn't find a way to get the resin to set without having bubbles inside. The finished product came out okay, but it was filled with tiny bubbles which upset the direction of light travel through the piece. I understand you need to use a vacuum to get a bubble-free cast. I didn't want to invest any more money though.

 

They turned yellow from the super glue. If you use a clear silicon it should dry clear.

 

No, they turned yellow all over from the heat. This happened after about 3 months.

 

Well if u get good ones please share ;) ill buy 2 sets if anything

 

1500 for pretty led's? lol. thats almost half a turbo kit

 

DAMM THATS 3 MONTHS WORTH OF CAR AND INSURANCE PAYMENTS LOL ILL PASS

 

lol yep yep, but its the clear corners that i want, and the little turning signal clear corners too lol =D

 

if you want clear turn signals up front just replace the orange/amber bulbs with white ones of the same size, makes it look much cleaner.

 

no that i know, its the little cover for it that i want, the bulbs im changing to white this weekend, but those little covers, look hot, i want them =D hehe

 

why is that guy charging 1500 for them?
Leds costed him about 30 bucks, pcb board for 5 bucks, 18ga wires for 5 bucks, and the painting looks cheap and he might've added alot of gloss to have the shiney finish to it. A voltage regulator + a pulse regulator .
Oh yeah, leds are superflux LEDs as i previously stated