JPP

Hi all,
I have a white '95 U.S. coupe and would like to replace the stock yellow corner/turnsignal lenses with clear ones. Where is a good source for those and do I need to modify anything to intall them?
Thanks,
JP

bkswafford

Contact Mark at RUF auto center in Dallas tx.....214-269-1570.......he will get you taken care of

JPP

Thanks, appreciate it.
JP

Canyon56

I picked up mine here, mainly because it was close by (San Diego): http://www.betterbodiesmotorsport.com/lights.htm

Scott 1996 993c2

I picked up both sets for our 993's at Performance Products in Van Nuys, CA (versions for cars with the bumperettes).

Scott

JPP

Sent you a pm.

DryFly

Just ordered right and left from Dave Palmer @ Preformance Products.

Davy Palmer [davypa@performanceproducts.com]

Paid $197.98 total including shipping.

JPP

Thanks for the info. I looked online for these at Automotion which is supposed to be Performance Products subsidiary for Porsche parts, and couldn't find them. Are they listed some other way or just available by contacting them?
JP

bart1

They should be online at automotion. You can get OEM ones from Sunset for half that price if you want to cut them yourself.

bart1

http://www.automotion.com/product.as...dept%5Fid=4725

ltc

I see 2 parts, different in price, but same description?

$109 each:
http://www.automotion.com/product.as...9&dept_id=4725

$81 each
http://www.automotion.com/product.as...3&dept_id=4725

What am I missing?

Canyon56

Yeah, I don't get that either. But maybe one is a shorty (already cut for the bumperette) and the other is a long one(?) They probably just didn't bother using two different pics. fwiw, the ones I got were the shortys for USA (I have the bumperettes still on.) They cost about the same (a bit more) as automotion's $81 ones.

Rinty

If you install the long ones, do you have to pull the bumper cover and do body work where the bumperette was, or do they just fit over the space formerly covered by the bumperette?

Canyon56

afaik, you have to cover the gap (body work) where the bumperette was located. There's a DIY here: http://www.pcarworkshop.com/index.ph...ng_Bumperettes

bbs993tt

With the long ones, you have to fill the leftover holes and respray. Lots of people buy the long ones, and cut off the extra length, then put a bead of clear silicone to seal and you'll never notice they were cut.