RE: headlight conversion

[Michael Williams <daserde@ucla.edu>]

Hare,Stott (X) decided to speak these words:

>  If you do have this conversion, you may want to also go the H4/H1
>4"x6"
>Euro headlamps as well.  This will substantially increase your light
>output and
>is also reasonably inexpensive.  I got mine from Rapid Parts in NY for
>$30 per
>lamp/reflector (H4 or H1) and got my bulbs locally for $7 (per 80/100w
>H4) and
>$5 (per 100w H1).  Custom wiring harness and relays are recommended as
>well.  Total cost for my project was ~$150 for lamps, bulbs, relays and
>wiring
>bits.


OK, this seems like a good deal.  Now, how easy would this be to do on an 
85 4000Q?  I would imagine that it is about the same, and i would die for 
some euro lights...what do ya all think?



Michael Sheridan Williams

My new one: 1985 4000 S Quattro
172,000+ miles, and going like a new car

1985 Coupe GT(for sale, cheap, $1000)
163,000+ miles

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