mooze

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i cant find a tutorial for this installation so im asking now. can someone help me with this. i have been reading and find that they dont flush without wade covers. i have also been looking for these. can someone tell me where i can find these also. thanx

mooze

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i found these covers http://www.andysautosport.com/nissan...ht_covers/gts/
would these be the covers i need to make it flush?

Josh

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http://www.geocities.com/bmwconversion/

mooze

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thnx a lot. now does anyone know about the wade/gto covers. where to get from and what to do with them

CyMax

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Do you have the lights, the frame and the lense covers?? I'm seriously considering going back tothe stock lamps and upgrading the bulbs. The E36 are nice but I'm just getting tired of them. Make me an offer if you need them.

heresmymind

obviously CyMax dont have euro e36s with projectors/hids. cause if he chose back to stock he must have super vision!

Jbr8k

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If you go back to stock do the 9007 wire and bulb upgrade which is nite and day compared to 9004.

CyMax

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Exactamundo!! Doing the 9007 upgrade on my Wife's SE-R next weekend, I'll have some pics for anyone interested.

mooze

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no i dont have them yet because im not sure of what to do with them. i can understand the installation part but i also want them to be rounded of as my stocks are. i dont know. how much are you looking for and do the come with the mounting brackets that need to be made?

heresmymind

Buy a pair of euro lights for our maxes and transfer the glass over:-p

Michael

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haha you make it sound so simple. Its not a direct swap by any means but if taken the time to play and experiment with is the best option. There are no write ups on doing it though...unless you wrote one I dont know about.

heresmymind

Just an idea. someone already did it with out stock glass remember? just need to get the euro clear lenses and do it. i dont mind the flat face of my lights. IMO my headlights style/lightoutput are far greater than the curviture of going back to stock headlights. do you know how long it took to aim projector headlights when they naturally tilt in! too many pieces of sheet metal strips were used to test lol. and i still havent gotten them "prefect". but the H7 6000k hids + Depo headlights is 1203120301230 x better than a stock curviture. but everyone has their own opinions!

mooze

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so you put the euro glasss on the e36?

elusivemax93

no he is telling you to do that conversion to the e36 headlights when you buy them. lol

Michael

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Who did it? I don't remember anyone doing it but I may have missed it since I am not on here much.

I took a stock lens and placed it over the E36 lights but thats all I did. I didn't make the cuts needed, I didn't seal them and I definitely didn't see if they would align correctly after putting the lens on. Maybe you aren't talking about me though...please show me where someone actually did it (following through to the end) so I can see how it turned out.

here is my point...I do think the lens will go on and be the best option or I wouldn't have stuck the factory lens on the E36 frame (not completely just stuck it on to see how much would need to be done) but it is going to have to be played with in order to do it right and is not just a matter of taking one lens off and putting another one on.

If you look at his posts and questions it is obvious he is not an experimental type guy and doesn't appear to be the type to take something and make it work without a write up...(no offense to the guy because most people are that way) and just blankly stating the way you did could leave the guy in a mess.

I just think you should have stated that it would be the best option BUT no one has done it and it would take experimentation to make it work because there is no write up on it.

Michael

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no he is saying to swap the glass.

Buy the euro lights...take the lens off and put them on the E36 lights (after taking the E36 lens off). This will work I believe but there will be some cutting and experimentation that will be required to do it correctly.

heresmymind

yeah that will deff be the best option but most work. sorry if i made it sound too easy. it deff will take some work. but will look the best if u want the stock curviture. or just buy the euro e36 and when you mount them to your car make them inset alot. and put the wade covor over. i duno. i never had a problem with my glass e36 lenses... and i still get plenty of compliments.

mooze

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thats what i was sayin

Michael

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Yes but I wasn't responding to you. I was responding to elusivemax93 (notice I included his quote in my response) because he said that heresmymind was talking about the E36 lights and not the "euro" lights.

Greeny

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This thread is very confusing..