Headlights...mine suck!
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missouri_guy197
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Are they hazed and all yellowed up? If so, either take some Mother's Aluminum Mag and Wheel cleaner and rub it on there and wipe it off, or get some really fine like 400 grit sand paper and wet sand them, then finish off with some Mother's plastic polish...
If they just aren't bright enough, well, you can always get some $350 HID bulbs for them off ebay...
If they just aren't bright enough, well, you can always get some $350 HID bulbs for them off ebay...
COBRA90GT
Mustang Master
Yeah I'll agree that the headlights on these cars aren't exactly great when you're at speed, it's easy to "outrun" the lights.
When looking at your headlights are they "hazy" on the outside or inside of the lens?
Have you tried upgrading to a different bulb (not one that is significantly higher in wattage though, they could melt the wiring! LOL). I swapped in a set of Sylvania Silverstars bulbs (same wattage as factory bulbs) and noticed an improvement at night. They produce a "white" light and are an excellent upgrade if you don't want to spend the huge $$$ on a HID/Xenon kit.
Here is a link: http://www.sylvania.com/auto/silverstar.htm
Now, if the exterior or interior of your headlight lenses are "cloudy" or "hazy," and if the 94-98 headlights are similar to the 99+ design, maybe you could try cleaning them up yourself? Here is a good "how-to" article from fnsweet.com, which shows how to convert to "clear lenses" but allows you the chance to clean up the lenses while everything is apart:
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/clears.shtml
When looking at your headlights are they "hazy" on the outside or inside of the lens?
Have you tried upgrading to a different bulb (not one that is significantly higher in wattage though, they could melt the wiring! LOL). I swapped in a set of Sylvania Silverstars bulbs (same wattage as factory bulbs) and noticed an improvement at night. They produce a "white" light and are an excellent upgrade if you don't want to spend the huge $$$ on a HID/Xenon kit.
Here is a link: http://www.sylvania.com/auto/silverstar.htm
Now, if the exterior or interior of your headlight lenses are "cloudy" or "hazy," and if the 94-98 headlights are similar to the 99+ design, maybe you could try cleaning them up yourself? Here is a good "how-to" article from fnsweet.com, which shows how to convert to "clear lenses" but allows you the chance to clean up the lenses while everything is apart:
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/clears.shtml
Marine One
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drivlikeustolit
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All I did to correct my seeing problem is angled my lights up. That way people always think my high beams are on even w/ they're not. Never been pulled over by the cops either and I've been behind them at night. I've had a few people tell me to turn off my beams though. All I do is flash 'em my brights, laugh and leave. 
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