AP Design Xenon kit
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AP Design Xenon kit
[No affiliation, just wanted to give everyone a heads up... I appreciate companies like this that keep investing on our "old" cars... Google web test translation below]
Xenon light and clear glass headlights -Revamp for 964 models
The time of poor illumination of the roadway are now the past: We offer our exclusive retrofit of Normal on H4 Xenon low beam light for all 964 modes (1989-1994). The headlights are in the area of STVZO not allowed!
The conversion kit includes:
- 2 fully assembled headlight with clear glass panes
- Control Unit
The headlights are completely supplied as fit units.
Complete Value: 1299, - €
http://ap-car-design.de/
Xenon light and clear glass headlights -Revamp for 964 models
The time of poor illumination of the roadway are now the past: We offer our exclusive retrofit of Normal on H4 Xenon low beam light for all 964 modes (1989-1994). The headlights are in the area of STVZO not allowed!
The conversion kit includes:
- 2 fully assembled headlight with clear glass panes
- Control Unit
The headlights are completely supplied as fit units.
Complete Value: 1299, - €
http://ap-car-design.de/
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Very interesting.
Still, that first pic has me flinching at the notion, "aircraft landing lights".
(No diffuser elements/ribs on the inside of the glass?)
Still, that first pic has me flinching at the notion, "aircraft landing lights".
(No diffuser elements/ribs on the inside of the glass?)
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My 964 came with a set of "bright white" bulbs that were about $75. They really were better than the stock ones and the previous owner put them in himself in about 30 minutes. I'm not a big lover of Xenons.
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already got xenon but man i want those clear glass headlights
note: Die Scheinwerfergläser sind im Bereich der STVZO nicht zulässig!
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Fair enough, but neither are aftermarket add-on HIDs, and I'm sure these do a much better job of focusing the light than do the stock reflectors...(although $2k worth? IDK, but I guess if I had the money I'd try em).
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hahaha 349 euros
i've been running a cheap ebay xenon kit for 2 years now without a problem ,,, much better lighting then the oem stuff but i would never ever buy a kit for 2000$
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You might have better luck calling them? I called them once about two years ago about their wheels, and after spending about 5 minutes trying to get the guy who answered the phone to realize what language I was speaking (serious, if I had recorded it it could have been youtube comedy gold!) they put on a guy who spoke pretty good engrish and was more than happy to help.
EDIT: You could also just try using firefox on a PC (sorry, cheap shot, but I had to get the jab in...)
EDIT: You could also just try using firefox on a PC (sorry, cheap shot, but I had to get the jab in...)