If you REALLY need LED headlights, maybe look for some that look stock? Because black headlights on a silver car looks really weird. And the stock headlights are pretty iconic and don't look bad at all.
I plan on painting it some day. I want Projector headlights instead of the stock reflectors too so... --- Post updated --- If you had to choose headlights for a 1998 Civic, and projectors were a requirement, what would you choose?
I'd find some decent quality LED bulbs and put them in the stock housing. Or just keep the halogens, something iconic about the soft glow of halogens
Exactly. This would be good. Why are projectors a requirement? Just because your headlights aren't super bright doesn't mean they need to be replaced.
I I didn't say they were a requirement for me. I just said that for the question. I do want them though.
Cara, the 1999 Cadillac Eldorado. My grandparents set up a college fund for each of my siblings and I, amounting to ~$20K each by the time we were 16-18. My parents allotted $5k of that for a car (my college is being paid for by a special needs organization, so I tried to argue for $10k, but to no avail). My older sibling got an '09 Beetle (with some epic factory-option wheels), my younger sister got a '13 Fiat 500 (that was rear-ended and replaced with a 2001 BMW 330xi), and I, an 18-year-old, specifically chose a '99 Cadillac. I like big cars, and '90s/2000s Cadillac is just about the chonkiest thing you can get for that price. My family has a history of naming cars, usually with a pun in the name (My dad's Integra is Carnelius, my sister's BMW is Carser Wilhelm II (she's a WW1 nut), and my mom's Civic is Celia Wheelia), so I named mine Cara, after the radio host in GTA. It is equipped with N2Op (Nitrous Oxide Plushie, the best expenditure of $21.99 the Christmas edition of Summit Racing magazine has to offer), Sir Quacks IV (a rubber ducky in a similar metallic red to the exterior of the car), and there used to be a Racing Miku plushie in the back window, but the Arizona heat was causing her to disintegrate (most of those anime plushies have all the accessories glued instead of stitched), so I took her out and superglued her stuff back on. I'm a sucker for big chrome wheels, so I'd like to get some eventually. I did some math and found that the absolute biggest I can go while still having the full tire around the same size is 22s, but if I do get wheels, I'm probably getting 18s to not completely ruin the comfort (roads that shove your spine through your skull in my dad's '23 Integra A-spec are like a gentle massage in the Caddy, it's insane). I love her very much!
I mean, my truck is named Moe. My parents named it that because previously they had a 80s F-150 that they named Moosie, and the Ranger was originally Mini Moosie, but has been shortened to Moe.
Yes, 4.6 Northstar. It's actually the most powerful car we have (275hp according to a quick google search), although the weight and 4-speed slushbox make it the second slowest (my dad's old Honda Odyssey that we only kept because it's set up to tow the trailer saved it from last place). --- Post updated --- Thanks! It's also the only car (excluding my parents' brand-new ones) to not have any mechanical issues (at least of it's own fault. Packrats ate the ignition wires once, but that doesn't really count IMO)
Here's my 2011 "Stage 2+" VW GTI, i believe it has every bolt on option other than K04 turbo. Lowered on KW V1s, cat-less magnaflow exhaust, and upgraded rear sway bar. Roast me if you like, but I love my lil egg.
How could I possibly roast you when you took such a great image? Although, I do have some personal beef with the 2014 Golf...
I appreciate it, do i dare ask for the 2014 golf lore... --- Post updated --- lol thanks, just patched up ALL the rock chips today to, its the little details lol
my sister drove my infiniti a bit ago and got hit so it has a dent. no pictures though --- Post updated --- i believe we agreed to let it buff out
