cheaper flush kit?
05-04-04, 01:08 AM
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cheaper flush kit?
are there any flush mount headlight kits that do not cost $500, unlike those at CP racing?
how hard would it be to buy the kit which doesnot have the lights, and get my own?
how hard would it be to buy the kit which doesnot have the lights, and get my own?
05-04-04, 11:28 AM
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one of the cp cars at rotary revo headlights were fogged.
I got a chance to closely inspect a loose assembly.
With the good bulbs they are bareley worth 400 at most.
they were selling them for 450 at rr.
Try your hand at making your own if you have the tools/time.
I got a chance to closely inspect a loose assembly.
With the good bulbs they are bareley worth 400 at most.
they were selling them for 450 at rr.
Try your hand at making your own if you have the tools/time.
05-04-04, 12:57 PM
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I personally don't like flush mounts. I like the look of the pop ups. But I have not heard of any other manufacturers of flush mount headlights for the 7. I would make my own before I pay even $200 for flush mount head lights, even if I did like them.
05-04-04, 11:32 PM
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Correct me if i'm wrong but the bulbs in the cp kit cost about or more than 200. I've heard the hella's are really good.
Not that I'm backing cp, they don't return e-mails and they don't know how to weld.
Not that I'm backing cp, they don't return e-mails and they don't know how to weld.
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