GTS covers

[LittleBeast]

I ordered them at SUMMITRACING.COM. TLF ( 1800-517-1035 )

Here is the parts # GT0196S (Head lights) GT4196 (Tail lights)

$ 47 each set + shipping.

If the order is back ordered (which i strongly believes it would be) they'll not charge your credit/debit card 'till the covers are on the way to their shipping center or ready to being shipped by UPS or fedex w/tracking #.

Packaging were perfectly done,intructions are included & excelent customer service.

Highly recommended !

Ok so how long did you have to wait? When did you place your order? Thanks

[Gussie2000]

Ok so how long did you have to wait? When did you place your order? Thanks

I placed the order on december the 13th,delivery were on the 6th of this month.

[Riff Raff]

Hmmm. Just say NO!!!!

[LittleBeast]

Hmmm. Just say NO!!!!

Just want to protect my headlights from all of the fading and rock chips and such I have never been a fan of them either, but in this case they are functional and might save me some money in the long run if I can get the current lens to last the life of the VX

[Gussie2000]

Just want to protect my headlights from all of the fading and rock chips and such I have never been a fan of them either, but in this case they are functional and might save me some money in the long run if I can get the current lens to last the life of the VX

Oh yes you can !

Clear/transparent covers are available

[Riff Raff]

Rock chips can be greatly reduced by not following other vehicles too close, and allowing a "cushion" of space so that flying rocks will hit the ground in front of you before reaching your vehicle. Most hard-shell lens covers tend to distort/deminish light output of the headlights; thereby, degrading night-time visibility.

There is also a protective "film" available that can be custom-cut and applied to headlights/foglights; along with other cool stuff for motor vehicle enthusiasts, check out: www.griotsgarage.com

[Gussie2000]

Rock chips can be greatly reduced by not following other vehicles too close, and allowing a "cushion" of space so that flying rocks will hit the ground in front of you before reaching your vehicle. Most hard-shell lens covers tend to distort/deminish light output of the headlights; thereby, degrading night-time visibility.

There is also a protective "film" available that can be custom-cut and applied to headlights/foglights; along with other cool stuff for motor vehicle enthusiasts, check out: www.griotsgarage.com

You can be right about following cars to close,but if the night time is the big issue here then i'll have HID installed to compensate the lack of light beam.

Here few guys did it & looks very good though to the point that police don't even bother to pull drivers for that any more