J-Spec FTP Lenses
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From: So Cal where the OC/LA/SB counties meet
They're expensive...........
Only place I've seen them is from a Texas supplier ((I forget their name) dot com) who has them advertised for $179 a pair, plus tax (if in Tx) plus shipping. But, they are kinda cool, different lense face, and allow for light show tricks you can't do otherwise.
I just got a pair last week, but would consider passing them on for a fair donation north of $100 AND a good set (clear not messed up and mounting studs intact) of regular flash to pass lenses.
PM me if interested.
I just got a pair last week, but would consider passing them on for a fair donation north of $100 AND a good set (clear not messed up and mounting studs intact) of regular flash to pass lenses.
PM me if interested.
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From: Birmingham, AL
Re: They're expensive...........
Originally posted by HOZZMANRX7
Only place I've seen them is from a Texas supplier ((I forget their name) dot com) who has them advertised for $179 a pair, plus tax (if in Tx) plus shipping. But, they are kinda cool, different lense face, and allow for light show tricks you can't do otherwise.
I just got a pair last week, but would consider passing them on for a fair donation north of $100 AND a good set (clear not messed up and mounting studs intact) of regular flash to pass lenses.
PM me if interested.
Only place I've seen them is from a Texas supplier ((I forget their name) dot com) who has them advertised for $179 a pair, plus tax (if in Tx) plus shipping. But, they are kinda cool, different lense face, and allow for light show tricks you can't do otherwise.
I just got a pair last week, but would consider passing them on for a fair donation north of $100 AND a good set (clear not messed up and mounting studs intact) of regular flash to pass lenses.
PM me if interested.
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From: Surrey, B.C. CANADA
Can someone explain what the heck is a flash to pass lense? We have them right, its comes STOCK on our cars doesn't it? And how is the Japanese one any different, looks exactly like mine in the picture!
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From: Tarrytown, NY
The J-spec FTP has a small light bulb mounted in them, kinda like a driving light. They are NOT bright enough to see with when driving at night. From what I've read, the city streets in Japan are well lit, so the driver is expected to turn their headlights off and use these instead so they don't blind oncoming drivers. I bought a set from RX7.com because my lenses were all fogged up and chipped. I wired them into the parking lights, and like the way it looks.
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From: Stinson Beach, Ca
Originally posted by ROSHX7
Can someone explain what the heck is a flash to pass lense? We have them right, its comes STOCK on our cars doesn't it? And how is the Japanese one any different, looks exactly like mine in the picture!
Can someone explain what the heck is a flash to pass lense? We have them right, its comes STOCK on our cars doesn't it? And how is the Japanese one any different, looks exactly like mine in the picture!
The japanese FTP's had bulbs in them, so you didn't have to have your headlights on. Our FTPs are clear (i guess the back is open) so that teh light from the headlights shines through.
I forget what else is about em, but They don't have the lines like ours do.
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