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Red rear lights
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Suffolk944
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poprock
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I think the all-red clusters are different though, and are a third-party manufactured accessory.
You can usually find all three on eBay pretty often.
Diver944
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I moan in one thread about trying to increase the light from dazzly front lights and now I'm going to moan in another thread about trying to obscure the rear lights so it's harder to see you indicating. It's a good job we are all different or we'd have nothing to post about []
Suffolk944
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bennyboy
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Not just red - I have seen black ones as well.
Black lights....seems to be a design flaw. Not to be confused with black holes and dark matter.
Suffolk944
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xenon
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ORIGINAL: zcacogp
Rear lights are one of my favourite parts of the car! I like the lego-block similicity of them. Think Mk2 Passat, Mk1 Golf, E30 BMW etc etc etc ...
Far too good to obscure.
Oli.
Agreed. Those all-red lights look horrid in my opinion, but each to their own.
poprock
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ORIGINAL: Diver944
Gawd I feel really old and out of it today [8|]
I moan in one thread about trying to increase the light from dazzly front lights and now I'm going to moan in another thread about trying to obscure the rear lights so it's harder to see you indicating. It's a good job we are all different or we'd have nothing to post about []
Heh "¦ I know exactly where you're coming from, but can I attempt to reassure you a little? The tinting (when responsibly done) is only heavy enough to affect how the clusters look when not illuminated. Using higher powered bulbs than standard completely negates any ill effects"”in fact, I'll wager my rear lights, indicators, etc are a little brighter than standard overall.
It does negatively affect the rear reflectors though. An MOT tester feeling particularly picky could fail you for it.
sawood12
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Sorry to admit this, I realise in some poeples eye's i've just committed a blasphemy!
I did take a good long look at the rear end of a new model Range Rover the other day in a traffic jam as the shape and dimensions of their rear light cluster did look very close to a 944 rear light cluster. They are the rectangular units with two cirlular lamp units. It might look a bit Ferarri-ish but would have looked pretty modern. I think the chances of the unit fitting is pretty remote though.
i kinda agree with the 968 lights
im looking at the price of french motors as i maybe moving there v soon, the cars seem 2k more expensive!! Think ill take mine with me if thats the case!!
I agree that he 968 shape is a more modern one (whole car, that is), but the rear lights are not to my taste, even on a complete 968. (And I always preferred the 944 to the 968).
Oli.
Suffolk944
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Must say am also not a fan of the 968 styling anyway, always looks to me simply like a 944 with a dodgy aftermarket body kit on it - the front and back lights especially.
MarkK
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Diver944
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My black turbo has cup mirrors and i feel guilty every time i look at them[]
I'm more than happy to help you out and swap the black Flag mirrors from our S2 []
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