

| Subject: | Re: HIDs? Was: Does the H4 bulb put out more light than the 9004 bulb? |
| From: | Janne Ruohom�ki |
| Date: | Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:07:45 +0200 |
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 1:59 AM, Mike S <mikes@flatsurface.com> wrote: > Feel free to point to ANY (non-3rd world) government which allows HID > conversions. They're all obviously under the influence of the OEM > headlamp cartel. Well I take it that Finland and Sweden are 3rd world countries, eh ? ;) http://www.xenonvalot.com/xenonsys_fi.html At least they have been selling these here for a while now. It says on the page: "BMW E36 Hella Celis Ring ajovalosarja (E-hyv�ksytty) Vihdoin XENONIT E36:een! Sarja on t�ysin EU-m��r�ysten mukainen. Sarja on asennettuna t�ysin laillinen ja auton voi vuosikatsastaa normaalisti." "BMW E36 Hella Celis Ring light set (E-approved) Finally XENONS to E36! Set is fully compliant to EU regulations. Set is fully legal when installed and car can be inspected normally" inspected normally = no need for additional change inspections like when You change way bigger tires or install a turbo. All it needs to have is that E-approval and height adjustments for newer vehicles. You see, we are not under the influence of the OEM headlamp cartel. But we are under OEM muffler cartel: if You have a vehicle that is newer than 1996 You cannot put just any muffler in Your car. Noise does not matter. Neither does longevity. Muffler just has to be E-approved for those vehicles. You can have totally empty muffler but if it does not leak and has E-approval You are clear to go. Luckily they stopped producing vanagons long before that, so everyone here can make their own if they wish ;)
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