These are the biggest pain in the ***. You can't use traditional methods to open the lights, as they used some kind of epoxy that is bonded to the plastic, but I managed to get it done by cutting around the bulb. Placed a chrome dipped bulb in there as well.

Stock is on the left, my modified clear one on the right.

 

this looks 100x better... i hate looking at those yellow side markers too... any how to?

 

you tint the bulb
quick question, is it legal to have them white?

 

I'll try to put something together possibly tonight.

Just don't use super glue. Because as it dries, the vapors get trapped inside the lens and make it all foggy.

 

Or you buy chrome dipped bulbs.

White? Depends on your state laws.

 

chrome/silver over the orange...it still blinks orange. perfectly legal

 

Nice, I too have gone through this process, yours seems a bit better though. For me, I would have to have 2 marker lights to make one, sacrificing the lens or body to have two clean sides and glue them back together. Pain in the ***! With my way you can black out the inside, which looks a lot better then blacking out the lens.

 

I thought about that idea as well, but I wanted a way to be able to replace the bulb if need be, plus I don't care for the look of blacked out lights, so this was a better option. I use a semi-permanent adhesive with silicone sealant around the cut.

 

Looks good would like to see how you opened them up

Cheers,

 

couldnt you just buy the bulbs that are clear and flash yellow? or an led replacement

 

thats a chrome bulb.

 

Stealth Auto makes some that are really nice. not the thin crappy see thru chrome. if they are in a chrome housing you have to really look to see them. i used them on my Audi to replace orange ones.

just have to know what type bulb your replacing.

http://www.stealthauto.com/Products/...ALTHBULBS.aspx

 

It's the little details that matter.

 

NIce!

 

So fresh/so clean. Very nice setup.