From what I hear around here they are really bad quality? Is this true?

Yes.

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[This message has been edited by IMSA GT (edited 09-12-2010).]

Spend the money on GM originals... I've had two sets show noticeable color change/fade within only a few months of installation.

I was trying to get someone to send me a couple junk ones so I can try some tricks with them but no one wants to part with their bad ones.

quote Originally posted by IMSA GT: I was trying to get someone to send me a couple junk ones so I can try some tricks with them but no one wants to part with their bad ones.

If I hadn't painted mine gloss black and reinstalled them...

Gah! Point taken.

Could someone point me in the right direction for GM appointed ones?

you can always do what my stepdad did with mine. Go get red reflectors from walmart or the hardware store and get out your dremmel and Sharpie. make a rouch sketch of the shape of the arrow heads and cut it out of construction paper, trace the shape onto the round reflector and cut away at it in little peices and when you are done just some gorrilla glue or light epoxy will hold them in in hot heat and cold winters.

quote Originally posted by 88RedFormula: Could someone point me in the right direction for GM appointed ones?

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quote Originally posted by Ramsespride: you can always do what my stepdad did with mine. Go get red reflectors from walmart or the hardware store and get out your dremmel and Sharpie. make a rouch sketch of the shape of the arrow heads and cut it out of construction paper, trace the shape onto the round reflector and cut away at it in little peices and when you are done just some gorrilla glue or light epoxy will hold them in in hot heat and cold winters.

I was out looking at my Fiero tonight and remembered this. It got me thinking. The panel that the arrowheads attach to, if you drilled 2, 3 maybe 4 holes in it would there be enough room behind it to put in some LED's? I'm thinking you could turn the arrowhead into a side marker type light using the reflector type amterial you mentioned.

[This message has been edited by Khw (edited 04-04-2011).]