[s-cars] TT HID retrofit into URS

[pkrasusky at ups.com]

I'm throwing Perron under the bus here if he's around and able to
answer.  Or Domo Oregato may be able to assist possibly, ditto Mullane.
Tho Bill may have done Tom's too.

My car's down in SW corner of CT now 8-).

Drive the old TR3?  Drive, commute, flog, sure.  To boot, one of the
most redeeming values of a dumb old Brit roadster is starry nights so
yes the lights are sorely noticed.  And make me more noticeable -
important as there's not much car to see and no reflectors.  Good thing
it's usually just a loud streak to see, hmmmm.

The ur4kq still has quad incandesant fog filled sandblasted candles tho
- really really really bad.  I don't use it enough to matter so...

Good luck on the HID's.

-Paul
 

-----Original Message-----
From: weski at icubed.com [mailto:weski at icubed.com] 
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 10:37 AM
To: Krasusky Paul (WQQ2PXK)
Cc: s-car-list at audifans.com; weski at icubed.com
Subject: RE: TT HID retrofit into URS

Paul,

Thank Paul.  I'll keep my eyes out for some off an A6.  I doubt I'll go
euro and just stick with the regular fleabay.  So, have any info on
those
urBill urBrackets?   Pictures?  CAD drawings?  Where I can get my hands
on
some?  Where your old car is parked at night so I can get my hands on
some?

Do you actually drive your old TR3 that you notice the lack of headlight
on it?

Paul


>
> Mr. Doooooley:
>
> First- Dooooo It.
>
> 2nd:  All of what Blob said, esp. his last 3 sentences.  Credit Senor
> Bill Perron (urBill) with me brackets, me wiring pass through, etc.
> Install is otherwise quick and very easy and near perfect.  Like Bob I
> paid I think $285 shipped for 2 separate '02 A6 4.2 units - tho that
was
> years ago.  I think his euro units were slightly more clear / blue
than
> mine which were a tint more white comparatively.
>
> III:  Dooooo it!  There's no looking back...
>
> HTH, or something.
>
> -Paul finally have something more halogen than the glorious
> incandesantbrown candles in der TR3 this year K.
>