i was wondering if the people who bought the blacked out headlights for RRM had any problems with them leaking? or am i the lucky one that has the only set that leaks? Ive called Roadrace about them, im just waiting for them to call me back. im not bashing them, theyre a great company and i plan on buying ALOT more stuff from them!

 

pete (akasirlancerlot) bought some from them, and now i have them, and they are fine. i think they're more than a year old.

 

i see you have the evo7 conversion, is it all FG or is the hood CF? looks good by the way

 

well.. RRM is not to blame tho.. Its depo who made this tho.. its just a fact right.. well i just got mine today.. and to my suprised.. after crusin around in this cold weather.. it was moisted.. i dont know if its just the weather tho.. it looks like my headlights just came out of the factory or somethin tho, freshly done/baked..hehe.. so ill let the seals dry up first or somethin.... peace!

 

u can always reseal them

 

Every set of aftermarket head or tail lights ive ever gotten ive thrown a ring of RTV Silicone sealant around just to be safe and ive never had anything leak. The clear stuff thats made to flow into cracks works best.

 

i talked to RRM and they are sending me a new set!!

 

Very smart!!!!

 

its all fiberglass

 

THAT IS CALLED SERVICE BABY! GO GABE ITS UR BIRThday! GO rob ITS MY BIRTHDAY.

ok im gay, im in love with rrm. I ADMIT IT!


+ me last night

 

Ya gotta admit RRM does take care of all of us

 

forealz.. i had the same problem coz mine just came in this friday.. so they said just to mail it back and they will ship me back a pair for free.. YEEYEE!

 

rrmi s cool I got my sprinf from them no problem ... TH headlights I did myself i would be trough for some so if you lack the confidence best to byy them..

 

I did my own. there is a how-to posted. It was really easy, although kinda scarry. If i wasnt as ballsy as I am I would have just ordered them.

 

Mine fog up and they are stock! It mostly depends on the weather that you change the bulbs in ( which I asume you have to do with aftermarket head lights). If you change them while it is misty or even mildly humid, that water-vapor will rush into the places that are less humid...like headlights! If it a dry day out, you could probibly remove your head lights and toss them int the oven for a few minutes or a hair-drier might work to remove the moisture. Your best bet is to wait for the weather to clear up (which I know is hard) before working with your head lights. Also the use of that RTV stuff sound like cheap insuranse, so why not