Zenki H-Lights Mods
08-20-2005 | 08:24 PM
#32
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From: Charlotte, NC
maybe its just me, but cant you just use google or yahoo, type in something along the lines of "1996 nissan 240sx projector headlights" and click on some links related to your search? just a thought?...
08-20-2005 | 10:02 PM
#33
hi fellow charloteean 
well, unfortunately there is no aftermarket support whatsoever for projector zenki headlamps, they are gunna have to be made from scratch, or retro projectors in stock lamps. btw u on carolinanissans?
well, unfortunately there is no aftermarket support whatsoever for projector zenki headlamps, they are gunna have to be made from scratch, or retro projectors in stock lamps. btw u on carolinanissans?
08-22-2005 | 02:58 PM
#34
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From: California
rarrrrhh
it's gay how they make alteazza rear lamps for every car on the planet but can't make an economic aftermarket head light with euro lenses w/o spending more than the whole assembly on just the friggin lense.
08-25-2005 | 10:19 AM
#35
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Re: rarrrrhh
Originally posted by zenkizen
it's gay how they make alteazza rear lamps for every car on the planet but can't make an economic aftermarket head light with euro lenses w/o spending more than the whole assembly on just the friggin lense.
it's gay how they make alteazza rear lamps for every car on the planet but can't make an economic aftermarket head light with euro lenses w/o spending more than the whole assembly on just the friggin lense.
Making headlights for a 10 year old reborn niche car is not profitable. Just because 240sx's became popular again because of D1 and a cartoon, it's still a small market compared to your general Honda/Acura population.
An aftermarket headlight with the bubble level and the rest of the over-complicated crap on the housing just makes it more non-profitable.
Before you reply, think.
Last edited by l2aine; 08-25-2005 at 10:21 AM.
09-02-2005 | 07:50 AM
#36
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From: MA
Originally posted by l2aine
USDM Zenki headlights:
plastic lens, LHD beam pattern, 1 piece reflector
JDM Zenki Headlights:
plastic lens, RHD beam pattern, 2 piece reflector, black trim
Euro/German Headlights:
glass lens, RHD beam pattern, 1 piece reflector(?)
BTW starter/alternator went out so I can't get these now. Someone else make an offer the seller is a good guy.
USDM Zenki headlights:
plastic lens, LHD beam pattern, 1 piece reflector
JDM Zenki Headlights:
plastic lens, RHD beam pattern, 2 piece reflector, black trim
Euro/German Headlights:
glass lens, RHD beam pattern, 1 piece reflector(?)
BTW starter/alternator went out so I can't get these now. Someone else make an offer the seller is a good guy.
09-02-2005 | 10:29 AM
#37
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Originally posted by CowboyTurbo
Hey does anybody actually have the Euro/German Headlights? Was wondering if they turned "yellow" as easily as the plastic ones.
Hey does anybody actually have the Euro/German Headlights? Was wondering if they turned "yellow" as easily as the plastic ones.
09-02-2005 | 08:20 PM
#38
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From: MA
hmm... thanx for the info. Now I just gotta go find somebody in Germany to hook it up~ lol. ACTUALLY, is there anybody who speaks/reads German around here? I wonder if it'd be possible for someone to order them from a German site or Nissan parts dealer in Germany...
Last edited by CowboyTurbo; 09-02-2005 at 08:23 PM.
09-02-2005 | 08:23 PM
#39
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JSpec has a set for sale right now, or you can order euroglass from Courtesy Nissan
09-02-2005 | 09:20 PM
#40
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so expensive though... they can't possibly cost THAT much if you were able to buy them in Germany...
09-03-2005 | 12:08 AM
#41
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Originally posted by CowboyTurbo
so expensive though... they can't possibly cost THAT much if you were able to buy them in Germany...
so expensive though... they can't possibly cost THAT much if you were able to buy them in Germany...
or
you find someone who happens to be there to buy them for you, with which they still would have to ship international to get the parts too you
or
buy them from someone in your country who has them in stock.
Which is more convenient?
09-03-2005 | 03:16 PM
#43
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woah... really? you're talking about the USDM Kouki lenses, right?
09-03-2005 | 04:43 PM
#45
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raceon has copy FK's, but their price comes out to the same if you were to order them from Japan... and it's funny how raceon says that it may take "from 7 to 60 days" to get or something ROFL