FC3S vented headlight cover.
09-05-05, 10:36 PM
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i want one too give me a price , send me an email rotaryrevelution2@yahoo.com
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09-05-05, 11:24 PM
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...94% correct.
Originally Posted by 1987RX7guy
At making him look cool dood, don't you know? That's what its all about these days.
I can't believe people whine all day about gas prices but it doesn't both them a bit to spend a stupid amount of money on a headlight cover with a slot in it...
09-05-05, 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Makenzie71
...figures.
I can't believe people whine all day about gas prices but it doesn't both them a bit to spend a stupid amount of money on a headlight cover with a slot in it...
I can't believe people whine all day about gas prices but it doesn't both them a bit to spend a stupid amount of money on a headlight cover with a slot in it...
You only have to buy the headlight cover once though, and you also don't have to even drive to car to get the desired effect!
09-05-05, 11:31 PM
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Functional and...
I would assume it would be for the intake. How is it supposed to work when the light is up.
Why not just remove the ftp on the right side, I would assume it would have the same purpose in mind. It is a cool design though.
I would assume it would be for the intake. How is it supposed to work when the light is up.
Why not just remove the ftp on the right side, I would assume it would have the same purpose in mind. It is a cool design though.
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09-05-05, 11:33 PM
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Originally Posted by fcfanatic
Functional and...
I would assume it would be for the intake. How is it supposed to work when the light is up. Why not just remove the ftp on the right side, I would assume it wouldhave the same purpose in mind. It is a cool design though.
I would assume it would be for the intake. How is it supposed to work when the light is up.
Why not just remove the ftp on the right side, I would assume it wouldhave the same purpose in mind. It is a cool design though.There is no directed path behind the headlight assembly. You'd have to do cutting and drilling to even make a path. There is no way that headlight cover has full functionality. They're a waste of perfectly good money.
my air freshener is more functional that that......
09-06-05, 12:59 AM
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Wicked Rotary took my stock head light cover and turned it into this. It took him less than an hour to make and to my specific design. Good thing is I didnt pay anything, just traded my n/a steel hood. 
Its cool now, scoop on the hood and scoop on the headlight. I dropped like..2 degrees difference at most on highway driving. Its not that function. Of course my air filter isn't behind the head light or a box around it.
He'll make yours for 75$ as well, your own specifications, but the cutting of the head light frame is all yours.
Its cool now, scoop on the hood and scoop on the headlight. I dropped like..2 degrees difference at most on highway driving. Its not that function. Of course my air filter isn't behind the head light or a box around it.He'll make yours for 75$ as well, your own specifications, but the cutting of the head light frame is all yours.
09-06-05, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by 1987RX7guy
There is no directed path behind the headlight assembly. You'd have to do cutting and drilling to even make a path. There is no way that headlight cover has full functionality. They're a waste of perfectly good money.
09-06-05, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by RSVampire
Yeah, that's true enough but if you get the Apexi intake it allows air flow from the front and the side. Also, having the air filter mounted directly behind the headlight and allowing more air to go into it should make some difference. How about this, dyno the car with the headlight cover and without it to see if it makes a difference.
