Ok am I the only one that loves the new RLX jeweled headlights.. I've been looking for the new Jeweled headlights to fit 2nd gen RL. I know Im crazy but what the hell I thought id put it out there... Thanks

 

Like this... -> https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-p...-again-932938/

 

Yah , it looks good I think with a few tweeking it would look bad ass personally. Thanks you

 

Now how do u buy them and how much lol...

 

the mdx headlights can be found from the dealer, ebay, junk yards, theretrofitsource.com, etc....
I believe they are $1000 per side, unless you can find them cheaper.

then you tear apart the mdx lights and the RL lights....

put some manhours into it.

grab a beer.


then finally, it should come out looking like the destroyed and ruined RL pictured above.

 

$400 per pair: https://www.theretrofitsource.com/cl...l#.Vyn6akU8KJI

However, the first iteration RLX reflectors had a manufacturing defect that caused peeling of the reflective coat. TRS has the MDX for $450 as well.


Looking at Carbon's legend again, those are the MDX bulbs.

 

^wow! they came down in price!
makes it a little bit more reachable, if retrofitting is your intended goal.

 

It's too bad he doesn't have the full A-Spec kit for the RL(Legend).

Not feeling the wheels on it either, but, all just my opinions.

Local guy here did the MDX lights in his Accord Coupe(6th Gen).

 

lol that's why it's "ruined"

I kinda like it being so off the wall!

 

Love the colour, and of course, the headlights suit it very well.

Just minor changes that I think could complete it.

 

They've been that price in TRS for as long as I've seen them available, but you might notice they are just the lights. The dealer is going to sell the whole assembly which you don't need for a different car. If I had a car these would work in, I would be very tempted to try a retrofit.

 

^i remember when TRS didnt have them in stock and one light was available for $1000. lol
back in 2014 when the MDX's first came out.

and if i remember correctly, TRS picked it up from the junkyard