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White Light Headlights
78-85 MAZDA RX7 RX-7 CRYSTAL DIAMOND HEADLIGHTS LIGHTS
Not sure if anyone has them, Had them installed today, In the garage ( still daylight out now) they look so clean with the white light, Also the Mini-blue light is hooked up with the running lights so thats looks sharp.. Anyone else have these? Happy with them?
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Not sure if anyone has them, Had them installed today, In the garage ( still daylight out now) they look so clean with the white light, Also the Mini-blue light is hooked up with the running lights so thats looks sharp.. Anyone else have these? Happy with them?
thanks for any info ...
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They are great! If you know a little about electric, you can save the $200 it cost me to have them installed! ( run new harness to new relay (for headlights) ..
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The $200 bucks was due to Labor for the Relay, this way if anything goes wrong, I will not ruin anything, just the relay will blow out.. To me, well worth the money, they look so clean, had a 2nd Gen guy ask about them my 1st night out on the roads..
Will post photos today with link to find seller on ebay..
Will post photos today with link to find seller on ebay..
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From what people have said about them in the past, they're a LOT better than stock, but then again, having a buddy hold a flashlight out the window is better than stock
Seriously tho, any headlight upgrade is a good thing. Just make sure you stay away from any sort of blue bulb in there. If you want more info on a good bulb, pop over to Dan Stern's website:
http://www.danielsternlighting.com/
He is the GURU of automotive lighting.
Seriously tho, any headlight upgrade is a good thing. Just make sure you stay away from any sort of blue bulb in there. If you want more info on a good bulb, pop over to Dan Stern's website:
http://www.danielsternlighting.com/
He is the GURU of automotive lighting.
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They're all over ebay...Just not under RX-7 Headlights...
Search for 71-79 VW Beetle headlights, 85-93 Cabriolet headlights, some years of Toyota Corollas. Back when I was looking at them a year ago all of the ones labeled as RX-7 headlights were $5-$10 more expensive.
Search for 71-79 VW Beetle headlights, 85-93 Cabriolet headlights, some years of Toyota Corollas. Back when I was looking at them a year ago all of the ones labeled as RX-7 headlights were $5-$10 more expensive.
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Originally Posted by Lt. Dan
I run Motorcycle housings and bulbs... it's pretty bright...
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Originally Posted by ftlaud
This is the new Relay to help in case some thing goes wroung ..
what? In case something goes wrong?
I don't get it, sounds to me like you got ripped off by whoever wired that up for ya, i dont see why those lights are going to cause a problem running off the stock circuit. Even if they do, $200 to run 4 wires to a relay is ridiculous. Wow, im glad i know how to wire my own stuff.
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Originally Posted by mcnannay
what? In case something goes wrong?
I don't get it, sounds to me like you got ripped off by whoever wired that up for ya, i dont see why those lights are going to cause a problem running of the stock circuit. Even if they do, $200 to run 4 wires to a relay is ridiculous. Wow, im glad i know how to wire my own stuff.
I don't get it, sounds to me like you got ripped off by whoever wired that up for ya, i dont see why those lights are going to cause a problem running of the stock circuit. Even if they do, $200 to run 4 wires to a relay is ridiculous. Wow, im glad i know how to wire my own stuff.
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Well $200 to me was a good deal.. As my knowledge about car`s is next to nothing. So to all of you guys that can DO IT YOUrSELF! I envy you guys! You should be proud you have these skills ..
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no seriously...it's not about knowing or not knowing... if i were to take it in to get that done...they should charge for a relay, wiring(3/4 wires) and maybe, just maybe one hours labour...which shouldn't have run u up to $200 man...jus lookin out for u
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I bought some of those exact ones this past weekend...im just waiting for them to get here......so how do those little blue lights look??? Mine are coming with those as well!!!!
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woa you got ripped brah. 30 bucks advanced auto gives you everything might be APC but it's relays and wiring it is SIMPLE. I did it on my honda. I don't even see why a relay would be needed in fact. I honestly think the most you would lose is a bulb or something which is no biggy. OR blow a fuse, but if you know what you're doing you don't need a relay or anything simple hook-up.
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Originally Posted by ftlaud
Well $200 to me was a good deal.. As my knowledge about car`s is next to nothing. So to all of you guys that can DO IT YOUrSELF! I envy you guys! You should be proud you have these skills ..
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Next time though, you should get a better deal.
I need to get some of these lights