im trying to do a hid conversion on my 88na, anyone know a good hid kit to use? and any tips? im a little new to the pop headlights so i dont know if i have to do anything to the headlights or do i just change the light bulbs? and what size light bulbs do the headlights use?

 

Do a proper conversion, get a h4 housing retrofit an hid projector so you won't blind other drivers. Sake Bomb garage did a hid conversion before

 

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where can i get those at? are the ebay projector headlights good?

 

[QUOTE=pernjie;11169531]where can i get those at? are the ebay projector headlights good?[/Q]
The words "eBay" and "good/quality" simply dont belong together.

 

so did some searching and here are some projector headlights i found, anyone know if theyre any good?? or if theyre the ones i should use?

Mazda RX7 Headlight | RX7 Headlights

http://everythingcarparts.com/Mazda-...tml?sort=price

 

Those are not good, these are real HID conversions https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-pr...ht-kit-995538/

https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-pr...trofit-960435/

Ask them first if they're still making one, I think SakeBomb Garage is doing it for FDs

Yes they're expensive if you don't have the money to do a proper conversion just buy hella, cibie or bosch 200mm h4 headlamps and some quality bulbs.

 

so i dont think sakebomb is selling anymore and did more reasearch and searching and found these good looking projectors,

H6054-200MM PROJECTOR HEADLIGHTS

GTR Lighting 7x6" "Tru-Projector" Halo Headlights

7x6 H6014/H6052/H6054 Black Projector Headlights + 10000K Deep Blue Slim HID Conversion Kit :: 7x6 Headlights :: Headlights :: Lighting :: ModifyStreet

 

Celestial-Fc recommended these when i asked the same question.
86-97 Mazda RX7 FC 7x6 Angel Eye Headlights Headlamps Assembly 6000K HID 89 96 - Headlights - Lighting - RX7 - Mazda | EverythingCarParts.com

 

To be honest, I wouldn't touch those with a 10 foot pole. Eurospec Hella or Cibie would at least provide something resembling a cut off.

Projector housing is the only way to go to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.