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Originally Posted by visuelz
that's like the most ridiculous thing ever made...what's the point of headlight washing? too lazy to hose the headlights yourself? lol
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Originally Posted by Mskierki
The only downside is when you use the windshield washer and your car is clean you can see the residue of the spray on the hood.
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They are OEM headlight washers in Aussieland and parts of Europe.
Guess they figured it wasn't something Americans would pay extra for, and when I say extra I mean added to the MSRP.
Guess they figured it wasn't something Americans would pay extra for, and when I say extra I mean added to the MSRP.
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yah I've seen them in action on a GTI and they are really not necessary. The mist from the nozzle get all over the car including the side driver and passenger windows.
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Originally Posted by lcrazyaznl
my friends audi had them their basically water cannons for the headlights. His car actually sprays alot so its a mess afterwards heh..
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I think it looks cool once you notice it's there because it makes the hood line continue beyond the headlight into the bumber. If that looks nice but you don't actualy need a headlight washer maybe you can place a little pin stripe or two and get a similar effect. I bet that could look cool.
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They are required by some European countries on cars with HIDs. The idea being to reduce glare for oncoming traffic. Along the same lines some countries have introduced the requirement of auto leveling headlights if you have HIDs. I'd really like to see that feature trickle down into the next gen Acuras way more than the washers.
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Can anyone ID the rims in the first pic?
Not to hijack the thread, but since the OP's question has been answered already, can someone ID the rims in the first pic? Those are one of the nicest rims I've seen on a TSX...
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same as these wheels but different finish
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37287
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37287
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Originally Posted by 5thTo2nd
Not to hijack the thread, but since the OP's question has been answered already, can someone ID the rims in the first pic? Those are one of the nicest rims I've seen on a TSX...
Is it just me, or does the middle PWP in the 1st pic not have a sunroof? Is the sunroof optional in Oz?
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Originally Posted by wackura
I think it looks cool once you notice it's there because it makes the hood line continue beyond the headlight into the bumber. If that looks nice but you don't actualy need a headlight washer maybe you can place a little pin stripe or two and get a similar effect. I bet that could look cool.
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I like them and wish more cars (especially mine!) had them. Why? Safety > worrying about dirt on the hood.
I've had many, many trips in my cars where I wished I had a headlamp washer simply because of the grime on the road from salt/sand on the road in winter. And in that weather, who the hell really cares what your car looks like (as it's covered in brine anyhow!)... better to be safe and able to see, than in the ditch with a clean car!
I've had many, many trips in my cars where I wished I had a headlamp washer simply because of the grime on the road from salt/sand on the road in winter. And in that weather, who the hell really cares what your car looks like (as it's covered in brine anyhow!)... better to be safe and able to see, than in the ditch with a clean car!
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Originally Posted by curls
I like them and wish more cars (especially mine!) had them. Why? Safety > worrying about dirt on the hood.
I've had many, many trips in my cars where I wished I had a headlamp washer simply because of the grime on the road from salt/sand on the road in winter. And in that weather, who the hell really cares what your car looks like (as it's covered in brine anyhow!)... better to be safe and able to see, than in the ditch with a clean car!
I've had many, many trips in my cars where I wished I had a headlamp washer simply because of the grime on the road from salt/sand on the road in winter. And in that weather, who the hell really cares what your car looks like (as it's covered in brine anyhow!)... better to be safe and able to see, than in the ditch with a clean car!
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Make a hole, coming thru!
Originally Posted by CGTSX07
underneath the headlights...can we buy 'em?
Originally Posted by visuelz
that's like the most ridiculous thing ever made...what's the point of headlight washing? too lazy to hose the headlights yourself? lol
BTW, Simba, "Japs" is a slur term from WWII not in much use anymore. I got chided for using it 10 or more years ago. Just thought I'd mention.
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Originally Posted by LoveMyTSX
How about headlight wipers to go with the washers? LOL
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Originally Posted by LukeaTron
They are required by some European countries on cars with HIDs. The idea being to reduce glare for oncoming traffic. Along the same lines some countries have introduced the requirement of auto leveling headlights if you have HIDs. I'd really like to see that feature trickle down into the next gen Acuras way more than the washers.
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Originally Posted by 5thTo2nd
Yup, if someone doesn't respond soon I'm going to start a new thread. Dying to find out what those are.
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Originally Posted by RhythmicFORCE
so, where can i get this lip!? it looks really good on the tsx (reffering to the pwp)
it's just the a-spec lip for 2006-2008 models.
since they're all pwp in the first pic, i'm going to assume you mean the one in front.
for full msrp you can get them from your acura dealer.
or you can go on ebay and some acura dealers have ebay stores that sell accessories cheaper.
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Originally Posted by wackura
close but not quite
the ones in the OP have rivets around the outer edge. they must just be knockoff varianzas. and probably MUCH cheaper