Jspec FTP's
And the 50hp they add.
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02-24-04, 09:08 PM
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lol reminds me when I had my 97 prelude and everyone was getting those "cool" jdm fog lights for them. They where only 500 bucks 
If you got lucky they where 400 and people where buying them like they where going out of style, lol. THats why when I first looked up how much a pair of stock fogs costed for my s4 I relized that its all about supply and demand.
If you got lucky they where 400 and people where buying them like they where going out of style, lol. THats why when I first looked up how much a pair of stock fogs costed for my s4 I relized that its all about supply and demand.
02-24-04, 09:56 PM
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I got mine for like $30, and I think they look cool at night. so, for $30 it was worth it. plus, my old, normal FTP's were really crappy, so I needed new ones anyway.
I dunno, I think they're pretty cool. they even look better during the day because of the whiteness, and kind of texture thing they have.
BTW, I'm normally not a fan of buying little useless things like this, but I'm happy I bought these.
plus, you can wire them up so they flash when you flash the normal brights.
I dunno, I think they're pretty cool. they even look better during the day because of the whiteness, and kind of texture thing they have.
BTW, I'm normally not a fan of buying little useless things like this, but I'm happy I bought these.
plus, you can wire them up so they flash when you flash the normal brights.
02-24-04, 10:22 PM
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wire them wherever you want. our US spec cars don't have the plugs for them. you can make a seperate switch, or splice them into the headlights, or turn signals, or whatever.
02-24-04, 10:34 PM
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Originally posted by Bigretardhead
plus, you can wire them up so they flash when you flash the normal brights.
plus, you can wire them up so they flash when you flash the normal brights.
02-25-04, 02:43 PM
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Originally posted by RRTEC
Hey to anyone who needs um, i found a j-yard here with at least 10 sets of GOOD FTP's.....Let me know and i'll get um for ya....
Hey to anyone who needs um, i found a j-yard here with at least 10 sets of GOOD FTP's.....Let me know and i'll get um for ya....
02-25-04, 11:31 PM
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I dunno why you guys waste money on those things. Not only are they uselessly dim, you can't flash your high-beams any more.
I dunno why you guys waste money on those things. Not only are they uselessly dim, you can't flash your high-beams any more.
to flash we have to wait for the lights to pop up then flash! if you at the JDM ones to you yank versions you'll have nothing at all
02-26-04, 09:54 AM
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Originally posted by Tofuball
Thank you Mr. Cake! Think there will be any heat issues with that though?
Thank you Mr. Cake! Think there will be any heat issues with that though?
02-26-04, 11:00 AM
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I bought a pair when my stock ones on my ultra low mileage 10AE decided to fall out one day. The plastic had gotten so brittle that they cracked and fell out on some of the rough Detroit roads. To fix the dim bulb issue, I dremeled the hole slightly larger so that the biggest of the wedge bulbs could fit and still use the same socket. It's about as bright as the parking lamps...good enough for me.