These guys ain't cheap but they certainly do some nice lights, seems they have now just released the FULL LED Side repeater.

http://clearcorners.com/products/nissan/300zx2/f_ssig/

smithy

i assume the $850 price tag per pair doesnt include the supply of the headlamps?

Considering the headlights are about a grand per set you mean? ;)

 

I'm first in the queue if they do!!

i assume the $850 price tag per pair doesnt include the supply of the headlamps?

 

the OEM j-spec xenon headlamps are 783.59/each here:

http://www.nismoparts.com/catalog/?section=529

 

so no, our product does not come with new headlamps. its a conversion of the stock lamps. this is obviously for those who want to show off their xenon headlamps and compete more with newer cars, where the new headlamps are transparent and typically show off the lamps internal features. look at the newest BMW headlamps, you'll understand. the difference is literally night and day, as the lamps play a huge role in giving the car a more distinct night-time appearance.

 

the other benefit, moreso for our US customers is that we can convert the beam pattern from RHD to LHD, which is quite necessary if you own a street car.

 

for those that have 90-96 headlamps, HIR technology is literally a huge improvement for low/high beam performance, emitting tons more light without consuming a significant amount of current. we recommend HIR technology to our 300ZX customers, as well as various others that use the 9005 and 9006 bulb specification.

 

if you run a rebased HID kit in your 90-96 headlamps, you'll end up with sub-standard lighting. the best solution would be to either disassemble them, retrofit them with HID-spec projectors - or just save and buy the 97-99 headlamps. Personally, I think the 97-99 headlamps look simply beautiful, and eliminate all the guess-work of having to custom fabricate a conversion for the HID-spec projectors. The bezels on the 97-99 headlamps just look a lot better.

 

We'll be in touch with more updates! Z32 is not a popular platform for us much anymore, but being a Z enthusiast I just had to make sure we completed this chassis before moving on to newer platforms! :-)

 

Cheers,

Mike / ClearCorners.Com