Clear HeadLamps and Clear Corner lights? for Zenki
12-24-2004, 02:05 PM
#3
u can remove the filters molded on the inside of the lense. http://faq.auto.light.tripod.com/hl-front-lenses.htm read near the bottom. here are more pics incase you missed them on that link. http://faq.auto.light.tripod.com/tex...ding-steps.jpg
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12-25-2004, 04:03 PM
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Re: Clear HeadLamps and Clear Corner lights? for Zenki
Originally posted by NissanPower s14
Other than Finalkonnection does anyone else know where to get the clear head lamps and corner lights? i hate the head lamps i have.
Other than Finalkonnection does anyone else know where to get the clear head lamps and corner lights? i hate the head lamps i have.
12-25-2004, 08:11 PM
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You could always buff your existing ones w/ rubbing compound and make them look hot.
Courtesy Nissan sells the German spec glass headlights too!
You are concerned about the lack of beam pattern w/ clear housings, meaning you'd have to invest in projectors...
Jesse
Courtesy Nissan sells the German spec glass headlights too!
You are concerned about the lack of beam pattern w/ clear housings, meaning you'd have to invest in projectors...
Jesse
12-25-2004, 10:43 PM
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Originally posted by MaxType 240
You could always buff your existing ones w/ rubbing compound and make them look hot.
Courtesy Nissan sells the German spec glass headlights too!
You are concerned about the lack of beam pattern w/ clear housings, meaning you'd have to invest in projectors...
Jesse
You could always buff your existing ones w/ rubbing compound and make them look hot.
Courtesy Nissan sells the German spec glass headlights too!
You are concerned about the lack of beam pattern w/ clear housings, meaning you'd have to invest in projectors...
Jesse
BTW, it's actually close to about $215 shipped (48 states) if anyone is interested let me know, it takes about 2 weeks to get delivered once an order is placed and I'm going to order before the end of January.
12-30-2004, 06:52 AM
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Update: One set of clear headlight lenses = $218.00 shipped to lower 48 states.
Not bad considering most places sell the Final Konnexion ones for $300 a pair headlamp lenses only, no shipping - and they take like a month to come in.
PM me if interested
here's a sample pic for yah:
Not bad considering most places sell the Final Konnexion ones for $300 a pair headlamp lenses only, no shipping - and they take like a month to come in.
PM me if interested
here's a sample pic for yah:
Last edited by l2aine; 12-30-2004 at 06:57 AM.
12-31-2004, 12:56 PM
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nissan power s14: its not the lamp just the lenses so you would have to do the black housing to your existing lamps. it is very easy to bake lamps in the oven and remove stock lenses and replace them with new or custom made lenses. i cleared the lower portion of s13 tails this way
12-31-2004, 08:22 PM
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wow cool I don't have to answer questions anymore - people do it for me ahaha 
To confirm: it's just the lenses. If you want black or red or pink or whatever housing, that's all on you and some paint. And The corner lenses are also available, but I'm waiting for them to email me back a price.
You don't "need" to use an oven; a heat gun will do just the same, and you don't expose the whole assembly to heat - just the parts needed to heat up (the channel where the adhesive is).
BTW If you're wondering, I have someone near Japan sourcing the FK lenses for me, instead of going through retail channels.
To confirm: it's just the lenses. If you want black or red or pink or whatever housing, that's all on you and some paint. And The corner lenses are also available, but I'm waiting for them to email me back a price.
You don't "need" to use an oven; a heat gun will do just the same, and you don't expose the whole assembly to heat - just the parts needed to heat up (the channel where the adhesive is).
BTW If you're wondering, I have someone near Japan sourcing the FK lenses for me, instead of going through retail channels.
