EK99 tail lamp

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I'm looking for a set of new ORIGINAL 99 spec red & clear tail lamp, may I know whats the price like?? & how can I tell whether its a immitation set or original???? is there any specific sign , words or logo on the ORIGINAL lights or socket??
 
i hardly seen an original 99 spec tail lamp in red n clear color in our market..dunno chop shop import such model .. but local can be found easily .. somehow.. i believed stanley wording is the common words normally found in hondas part especially the at the tail n front lamp..

correct me if i'm wrong.. ;)
 
How is the quality of those Taiwan Replica ??? what are the problem if I use the Taiwan made tail lamp?? will the colour fade easily ?? leakage problem??? need some advise from the sifus.....
 
Just because you never seen it before, it doesn't meant it never exist.

Who can confirm me there's no Alien out there?

OEM red and clear 99 spec tailights does exist but damn low in stock. The taillights are for 99~00 spec Integra SJ in Japan and European countries. The 96~98 spec Integra SJ has red/clear tail as well.

OEM has "Honda" and "Stanley" printed on the lens and the rear housing. You can also find the color chalk mark on the black plastic housing resulted from QC checking on most OEM parts.

There are several Taiwanese replica on the red/clear 99 tails, some are poorly made with noticable silicon mark on the lens and the craftmanship of entire tailights is not there. Those made by Deppo has a better quality but still not desired. The color on the replica tailights will fade away in time and probably fogging problem as well. OEM, however, is the assurance of quality, you will expect everything from the OEM lights.

My EK is loaded with the OEM red/clear tails.

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/4/web/688000-688999/688173_18_full.jpg
 
so, Hikaru, can u oso look set of OEM clear & red 99spec tail light for me.....??? :huh:
if u kno the price or u hav stock, pls kindly PM or call me lah...... :)
 
JINEIL2EN, the difference is obvious when you look at the tailights close up with your naked eyes. You need atleast 2 feets distance to regconize whether it's an original or replica. They have no different in distance, which means nobody can tell whether you are using the OEM or the cheapass replica when driving on the street, but you do.

After months, you can easily recognize it from the distance since the clear area will turn yellowing and the red area will be fading. The chrome surface at the internal housing will slightly chip off or turning dull as well.
 
Originally posted by Hikaru@Dec 16 2004, 08:45
JINEIL2EN, the difference is obvious when you look at the tailights close up with your naked eyes. You need atleast 2 feets distance to regconize whether it's an original or replica. They have no different in distance, which means nobody can tell whether you are using the OEM or the cheapass replica when driving on the street, but you do.

After months, you can easily recognize it from the distance since the clear area will turn yellowing and the red area will be fading. The chrome surface at the internal housing will slightly chip off or turning dull as well.
thankz dude,
so, u muz help me find 1 OEM 1 loh..........u can contact me anytime if u hav stock..... :lol:
 
Hi NotiGuy, may I ask how long your friend been using those replica tail lights, just wanted to know what is his feed back..... I'm about to decide shall I take the Taiwan replica red & clear or a 2nd hand ori Honda Stanley orange for time being.... but I really love the red & clear look.....
Anyway, thank you guys for all the info!!!
 
I always wanted to get the OEM one, but its really low on stock in the market now... :(
whats in my mind now is get a used ori orange for time beeing, at the same time, continue hunting for the OEM red & clear...
 

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