http://www.team-integra.net/fo ... 252077&PagePosition=1

I dont know should I laugh at this guy, or call him a genius.

Hilarious and practical at the same time

Been around in England for quite a while now.

What gets me is that people spend £600 on a set of wheels from Halfords, £200 on "high performance" exhaust components, £500 on a paintjob, and them same again on a bodykit - And then spend £1.99 on their lights.

I've seen a few sites with people doing that to their lights and I don't see the point.

And what happens to them when they get wet? Don't they start to sag and stretch?

That said, I reckon the stupidly oversized and unnecessarily noisy exhausts to be every bit as much of a waste of time as these

Apparently not, he mentioned in one of his posts that he once went to Florida when it was raining cats and dogs, the taillights just got wet. I'd call him ingenious really, I mean sure it won't last too much and it won't be so effective but to simply think about it and all of a sudden to say "Hey, I know, I will use some pantyhose to rice up my taillights!" is pretty amazing and it's something I thought that no living being could think of but it seems that once again mother nature fooled me.

Any practical use for tinting your taillights, other than wanting to look like a complete idiot?

I've seen plenty of those (sounds like pantyhose) tinted taillights on crappy Civics and even Puntos in Holland. Beats me why any self respecting car-owner would do such a thing...

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Any practical use for tinting your taillights, other than wanting to look like a complete idiot?

I've seen plenty of those (sounds like pantyhose) tinted taillights on crappy Civics and even Puntos in Holland. Beats me why any self respecting car-owner would do such a thing...

To make your car go faster, duh.

Well a lot of people think that Chav's need to climb the evolutionary ladder, so surely a chav driving around with ladders is certainly a step in the right direction.

I'm actually a member of that site, as I own an Integra for auto-x. TI.net is a great resource for anything Integra related, and has saved my ass many times when I needed reliable info about something I was doing to the car.

That being said, pantyhose on your tail lights is a little much... however most of the cars on there are very tastefully done.