they look better than stock. and it doesn't make the xD look like a dodge caliber from the back now.

 

going to put a slight tint on them, but overall love the look that they give.

 

i think they will look 10x better with the slight tint. im still up in the air about how they would look on MG, but they look good on the lava orange. might have to try out some photoshop skills.

 

I tried to match the gray based on the photo of your car in your profile. It might not be perfect but hopefully it helps you get an idea. I did the same for BSP for myself.

Original Photo By tahoepimp.

 

i think redout would look pimp!

 

Blackout of the bottom half woul be ideal, IMO. The top looks fine to me. The turn signal/reverse lamp just looks so out of place.....

I had a tail lamp/head lamp manufacturer hit me up in regards to custom LEDs for Scions. I'll post some info up once I get more information. I have a sample of their older civic corner lamp and it looks good... and the highlight: DOT APPROVED.

 

those dont look too bad on the gray! might have to get these after the pulley set.

 

any aftermarket headlights yet?

i like the red casing on leds like the red anzo's for the tC...yea the turn sig and reverse seem kinda awkward....there should be more leds...led turn sig FTW! lol

 

way better then the stockies.

 

Anyone have these on a Super White? It seems like these look better on the darker colored XDs.

 

I am not really liking the tails on the RS1.0... that is what I was gonna buy it for...

but it really does look NICE on dark colors...

 

so is the housing like all black or is the led half chrome?

 

It's all black, but the little "circle" for the turn signal/reverse bulbs is chrome... Not sure why

 

aight. awesome that aught to look sick on bsp im gonna order some thursday.

 

ordered mine today. cant wait to get em in. they are gonna be on a bsp.

 

o also wanna ask if anyone has had any leaking problems with these lights? my brother got some tyc's for his tc and we had to re seal them after water got in em and we dried them out.

 

so far no leaks on mine

 

Thank you

I would put a silicon seal just in case. You never know... and it's better to catch it before it happens.

 

where should i seal at? just around the lense edge?

 

Where the lens meets the 'backing'