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I agree, they should all be the same, (check eBay too by the way), I put a set in my Camry 2 years ago. They do look pretty good. The fit is not great, but it's what you can expect for aftermarket. Don't expect great light either, the beam is not great.
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1993 Toyota Camry V6 LE (200 HP, 195 ft/lbs tweaked) , 430,000 km's.
2002 Lexus GS 430 V8 VVT-i (300 HP, 325 ft/lbs) Luxury with Mark Levinson , 156,000 km's
2006 Lexus ES 330 V6 VVT-i (225 HP, 250 ft/lbs) Premium Luxury, Sport, Navigation with Mark Levinson , 140,000 km's
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Yeah, they're all the same. Amazon does that sometimes, it's their listing systems thinking they're different items because a small detail might be different about them, but in actuality they're all the same.
I agree, they should all be the same, (check eBay too by the way), I put a set in my Camry 2 years ago. They do look pretty good. The fit is not great, but it's what you can expect for aftermarket. Don't expect great light either, the beam is not great.
Hmm fit not great? That gives me pause. I am not concerned about the bulbs I'll put better ones in. Ebay has them for about the same price but higher shipping.
Fitment varies, sometimes a set comes that is perfect, other times SLIGHTLY off. honestly, i've never had any real problem with the... ten or so sets i've handled.
Fitment varies, sometimes a set comes that is perfect, other times SLIGHTLY off. honestly, i've never had any real problem with the... ten or so sets i've handled.
Mine have gaps top and bottom, don't align with the corner marker lamps and in order to get the beam alignment right on the passenger side headlight, the edge near the grill sticks out past the edge of the grill by nearly half inch. Maybe I just got a bad set?........... Oh, yea, the bulbs that were included were the crappy blue glass bulbs, the ones that blind everybody with glare and shine eye-straining blue "crappiest of all" light. I threw them straight in the trash can and put in Sylvania "True view". The light pattern is scattered and the high beams don't shine very far down the road. IMO, they're really only for up-grading looks, not lighting. Don't get me wrong, they are usable, you can drive at night with them, but they look better than they function.
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1993 Toyota Camry V6 LE (200 HP, 195 ft/lbs tweaked) , 430,000 km's.
2002 Lexus GS 430 V8 VVT-i (300 HP, 325 ft/lbs) Luxury with Mark Levinson , 156,000 km's
2006 Lexus ES 330 V6 VVT-i (225 HP, 250 ft/lbs) Premium Luxury, Sport, Navigation with Mark Levinson , 140,000 km's
Even OEM, there are gaps on the bottom where it meets the bumper. The top, there's a gap? That I've never heard of since there's weather sealing from the hood to meet the headlights. The edge near the grill sticking out can easily be adjusted back so it fits nicely. The part about not aligning with corner lamps, the OEM ones have a gap too.. but idk, without picture I can't say for sure, maybe you did get a bad set
Most people don't know how to align the headlights. You've got two knobs for adjusting that. Yes, it also aims the beam.
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I wouldn't be to concerned with the fitment. DEPO, IMO, has the best fitment, and quality. I put a TYC corner lamp on my 98 sienna just so that both sides would match. One side had a "frosted" lens(OEM), and the other was clear(DEPO). The DEPO fit is very good, and the other...well, it's stock, so it fits perfect.
In hind sight I should have just bought another OEM lamp, because the new TYC lamp just isn't good quality. It's lens has many imperfections around the edge, and there's a HUGE gap between it, and the headlight. I know I should have returned it, and got a refund, but I just didn't want to deal with it anymore.
Anyway, DEPO is a good brand. Go for it.
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Most people don't know how to align the headlights. You've got two knobs for adjusting that. Yes, it also aims the beam.
............I known how to adjust headlights. If the passenger side light is adjusted in to fit right with the grill, the beam shines over on the center line.
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1993 Toyota Camry V6 LE (200 HP, 195 ft/lbs tweaked) , 430,000 km's.
2002 Lexus GS 430 V8 VVT-i (300 HP, 325 ft/lbs) Luxury with Mark Levinson , 156,000 km's
2006 Lexus ES 330 V6 VVT-i (225 HP, 250 ft/lbs) Premium Luxury, Sport, Navigation with Mark Levinson , 140,000 km's
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