Where to get J-spec FTP with park lights?
 

As CorkSport apparently quit making them/getting them, I have to ask here. I failed my biennial vehicle inspection, and this is the last point I need to attend to before I can get it back in and cleared.

Running around with my license plate memorized by the police is not good, especially when they got automatic plate recognition in their cars.

did you try the mazda dealer?

why dont you just add some if its that important over there?

Corksport sells them.

EDIT: oops. I just read where you said corksport doesn't sell them anymore. Did they just stop selling everything for the FC? Their exhaust products have slimmed down and they no longer have engine harness on website. I sent them a few emails about if they still make the engine harnesses if I send good cores and never got a reply. Odd since the service I received from them a year and a half ago was great.

i wonder if they would allow you to do a DRL mod or add a DRL bulb to the stock housings. difference is the JDM FTP lenses are hashed to diffuse the light.

if you need DRLs can you just rig the headlights to shine through for now?

atkins rotary sell them here is the link, they are the jdm ones too

86-92 Rx7 JDM Flash To Pass Light & Lens Set

I wonder if they come complete with light connectors?..someone email them?.( I don't need them or I would,I have a Re-A front light setup.)

I need them because normally the EU ones are a separate white park light with the turn signal as a combo lamp. However, they are hard to get hold of, and NLA at the dealers in Europe.

So either I find used ones for S4, then get S5 front bumper and S5 combo lamps, which is a waste, or I simply get FTPs like I want anyways ;)

I've seen the h4 sealed beam headlights that have a daytime running light inside them. They are around 40$usd online and eBay. Could you get a pair of those and just go for your inspection or whatever and leave the headlights up.? Put them up and unplug the motors.

AFAIK all FTP slots are the same for all series, at least in the US they are. the markers/turns are different though.