Uses Hella 60mm projector low beam with a set of Piaa fog light high beam.

 

another

 

Nice! Now was this a set it up yourself type thing or a actual kit? How much was total cost and how easy was it to install? Cause I want one!

 

me no likey..... makes the car look wall-eyed.

 

even uses carbon fiber as you can see

 

Me neither, it's ugly and homemade looking.

 

http://www.lighter.net/products/rx7headlights/

 

I don't really like it either idk I think they draw too much attention to themselves, they are only headlights

 

wow, way too pricey for what it is........

 

I think it looks nice, but is there a cheaper way of doing it?

 

yeah you could probably buy cheaper lights then just fitting them yourself with custom mounts the just solder the wires to the old H4 harness so it plugs right in. It would probably look the same or better.

 

They aren't there for looks. Most people with FDs say there lights are not bright enough or the pattern sucks, here's a kit that will fix that

I guess you can use $20 Walmart lights but then you'll have $20 Walmart lights. These are Hella projector driving lights, key word is driving lights. I think the Piaa high beams are not required and can be replaced with cheaper ones but why?

 

Nice components, but it does look a little funny. If you could fit those lights in a half pop up it would look alot better. How is the beam pattern?

Frank

 

Well good idea, just those 2 lights look all alone in there, lots of black empty space. You move the big one up and half light it and your in business.....

 

to much expose metal piece, dunno if it's good in rain weather. well it's another innovative try

 

Looks like freeze-dried ***, but hey, that's just my opinion...

John, don't you have C-West lights now? What are you worrying about pop-ups for? If you want a better looking (and performing) set of sleek lights, just wait until I finish my kit.

 

I was wondering if you guys drive around during the day with you lights up???

 

Is that your justification for why it's OK to put something that looks like freeze-dried *** on your car?

 

Lot of Freeze-dried-*** around LOL!

 

NOW I remember what that headlight kit looks like..
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And I'd like to know what Jim's been doing to know what a freeze-dried *** looks like

 

Looking at pictures of AARotary's interior...

 

It just seems unless you want to spend 1200+ for the sleek light kits with HID's, pop-ups still give superior lighting due to the angle that sleek lights have to work with.


That kit definetely needs to have a more finished look to it. Also the lights should be moved next to eachother and if possible, for my tastes, have it go uo half-way like the KnightSports kit.


As soon as I come up with the funds for some HID driving lights, I am going to make my own kit that pretty much looks like this custom one that Wael El-Dasher did. It can be done for close to 600 bucks, and as you can see, has very nice light patterns. Also, seems like a breeze to do.



Nice beam pattern...

 

could you pleae explain how that is a breeze to do, or direct me to where I can read about it

 

It COULD be a breeze............
until you decide to want to make your own carbonfiber or fibeglass cover so that your insides don't show. Other than that, it not terribly difficult to make your own brackets to bolt on a set of lights to the frame of the headlights.

 

Sometimes you've got to do things yourself if you want it done right.

But if you're fine throwing cash at people to have them make parts that don't look "home-made" then there is a JDM market out there just waiting for your mighty dollar.