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D-Zug LED
has anyone tried the D-Zug LED light kit? 911 /H4 HID Headlight Kit
If so, could you share your experience? Install, effectiveness, appearance
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'86 944T black/red, chip, fuchs 8's and 9's- Sold '97 Boxster silver/red, big mistake - Sold '99 C2, silver/black, RoW M030 - sold "69 912 white w/ '86 3.2L (like the pic, just not the pic) |
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11-06-2014, 07:26 AM
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Those are HID not LED.
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11-06-2014, 07:52 AM
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oops, thanks you are right. did the thread before I engaged my brain.
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'86 944T black/red, chip, fuchs 8's and 9's- Sold '97 Boxster silver/red, big mistake - Sold '99 C2, silver/black, RoW M030 - sold "69 912 white w/ '86 3.2L (like the pic, just not the pic) |
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11-06-2014, 08:19 AM
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Hid
Hello
I have their HID headlamps installed in both my cars, they work flawlessly to date but come with 6000k bulbs which I found too blueish for early cars and I got sets of 4300k HID Bi-Xenon bulbs from ebay which light up a clear white light. Now they look the part and are a much needed upgrade for safer night driving. Also I put H4 lenses instead of the clear ones so they'd hide their modern technology and look period-correct. Cheers MD 
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1971 PORSCHE 911T Super Sleeper RSR 3.8 50mm PMOs
1973 911 T RSR 3.8 VRAM
1980 Porsche SC 3.8 ITB-EFI 415HP, IROC MONSTER
