What do you guys think of this http://www.directcircuit.com/ The kit converts existing yellow rear indicator lense to clear, £29 deliverd.

Anyone done this before?

Don't know of anyone who used them but at that price they've got to be worth a go.Proper conversions are about £200.....

I did email a guy on ebay about these and postage to the UK but he never returned my mail. Is this the same guy and how do we know its not a scam?

yes, I used http://www.directcircuit.com/ lenses for mine.

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=42216

 

Well thats a good enough answer for me. Need to see if i have any budget

Dave you can fit mine when your fitting my interior kit mate LOL. Nah only jokin ill get the wife to do it.

yes, I used http://www.directcircuit.com/ lenses for mine.

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=42216

 

 

Hi Legrath. Those clear lenses make a huge differance to the car, much better than the orange.

I'm tempted to give it a go, is there anything that can go wrong with the DIY approach? I don't want to get half way doing it to find I have broken somthing only to have to buy a new set of lights.

Cheerz.

As they have to be prised apart by heating them in the oven, you could crack the lens while pulling apart or burn the unit if not carefull.

 

But if you use a low heat and dont try seperating them till the black tar-like glue is soft enough you should have no problems.

thanks guys,

 

ive just ordered them. and the titanium key :hyper: thought they werent available anymore :bow:

does a hairdryer not work?

 

chris :cool:

 

and is it basically like flourescent tubing covers so I could buy some of this(if it had the same pattern and use specialist DIY equipment to make the perfect shape?

how are they held on the inside mate .?? do you paste them in glue? like a special glue of course

sorry

 

just saw price of "titanium key" they're nice but not for a hundred quid :nelson:

sorry

 

just saw price of "titanium key" they're nice but not for a hundred quid :nelson:

 

There were a LOT more than that originally from the dealers, and fetching around £400 on ebay when dealers stopping supplying them.

does a hairdryer not work?

 

chris :cool:

 

and is it basically like flourescent tubing covers so I could buy some of this(if it had the same pattern and use specialist DIY equipment to make the perfect shape?

how are they held on the inside mate .?? do you paste them in glue? like a special glue of course

 

I used Oven and Hairdryer. They take ages to heat up enough, and quite a struggle to seperate them.

 

There is a surround for them to sit in and then squezzed in tight when you put it all back together.

cheers for the advice legrath

 

just finished mine tonite , definitely messy, but definitely worth it for that kind of bucks. ive got black glue on my hands, face, hair and most of my screwdrivers...........and just realised..... my keyboard :headvswal

 

must post pic when i put them back in tomorrow

WD40 is the business!!!!!!!!!

sorry

 

just saw price of "titanium key" they're nice but not for a hundred quid :nelson:

 

its dollars m8;) so i would say £55 ish delivered

or even 80 euro-ish!

dont tempt me :D

 

 

 

 

and heres out with the old and in with the new.

just wondered do i now need to get yellow bulbs , from a legal point of view?

just wondered do i now need to get yellow bulbs , from a legal point of view?

 

yup...mr plods gonna love those white indicators...:D

or even 80 euro-ish!

dont tempt me :D

 

 

 

 

and heres out with the old and in with the new.

just wondered do i now need to get yellow bulbs , from a legal point of view?

 

you want some bulbs called silvervision - thanks to GIO for the original write up about these. They're silver bulbs that flash orange :)

cheers jaffa,

 

doing search now.

those kits look cool!

might try the diffuser trick on mine as i can mill them to shape at work.

anyone got a pic of a black z with both the indicator and brake light cleared

cheers