SleepyEye I'll do it for 30 bucks
05-11-05, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Fumanchu
Mine cost over 700 bucks to make. 
05-11-05, 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by DriftingB26RX7
WOW WHAT A WASTE OF 700 DOLLARS..I WOULD NEVER SPEND THAT MUCH ON LIGHTS....NOW THATS RICER IF YOU ASK ME, I MEAN COMON 700 BUCKS ON A SLEEPY EYE SWITCH....IF U ASK ME UR A RICER
https://www.rx7club.com/interior-exterior-audio-26/pics-my-sleepy-headlight-conversion-284859/
Looks a lot nicer than yours too!
05-11-05, 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted by DriftingB26RX7
its not a rice thing its a drift thing....where does it show sleepy eyes in Initial D
i dont ever recall seeing them at all....whenever i see sleepy eye its always at drift shows or on option video and maybe BMI and hot virsion but never Initial D
i dont ever recall seeing them at all....whenever i see sleepy eye its always at drift shows or on option video and maybe BMI and hot virsion but never Initial D
drift thing? CLaSSIC! rofl
05-11-05, 02:40 AM
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dude whatever, this is just a secondary system to the 80 dollar contoll kit that does the same thing...i'm not tryin to go all baller with my lights thank you verymuch...i'll save my money for hp parts and suspension........Rotorex7 yea drift thing *****, like i said i have never seen a ricer rock SleepyEye only drifters
05-11-05, 03:54 AM
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Ladies, I think everyone will agree that my lighting systems are superior. Please PayPal me $800 if you want world-class lighting in your ride. 
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05-11-05, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by DriftingB26RX7
WOW WHAT A WASTE OF 700 DOLLARS..I WOULD NEVER SPEND THAT MUCH ON LIGHTS....NOW THATS RICER IF YOU ASK ME, I MEAN COMON 700 BUCKS ON A SLEEPY EYE SWITCH....IF U ASK ME UR A RICER
05-11-05, 01:18 PM
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DriftingB26RX7: Go back to school, kid. If you can't see, you can't drive. If you want to drive at night, you need bright headlights, which our cars are severely lacking.
Leaving your stock headlights halfway up will make the road darker, do you understand that? The kit Fumanchu had used different lights, which are about half as tall as stock. So he only needed his assembly to open half-height. His system did this without adding any wires or switches. You can probably do the same to yours. Search the 3rd-Gen section for "sleepy eye motor" and you should find the thread. It's about 6 months old.
J_J, do you have any photos of those headlights installed in your car?
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Leaving your stock headlights halfway up will make the road darker, do you understand that? The kit Fumanchu had used different lights, which are about half as tall as stock. So he only needed his assembly to open half-height. His system did this without adding any wires or switches. You can probably do the same to yours. Search the 3rd-Gen section for "sleepy eye motor" and you should find the thread. It's about 6 months old.
J_J, do you have any photos of those headlights installed in your car?
-s-
05-11-05, 02:11 PM
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There is actually nothing wrong with sealed beam lighting. It's the US SPEC spray pattern that's the problem.
Get E code headlights and you won't have a problem. And you can bump up the bulb to a higher output too. Such as 90/120s with E code lense. It won't blind people either.
This all costs about $150. PM me if you are interested.
Get E code headlights and you won't have a problem. And you can bump up the bulb to a higher output too. Such as 90/120s with E code lense. It won't blind people either.
This all costs about $150. PM me if you are interested.
05-11-05, 03:02 PM
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This thread reminds of Father Joe's commercial in channel 2. He wants donations such as as airplane, boats and luxury stuff. ****, If I have those stuff, I dont think I will be watching channel 2. I will be reading the business journal. but hey, Vera Jimenez is my traffic girl.
05-11-05, 04:47 PM
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Anyway you slice it your still a homo. 
Originally Posted by Fumanchu
Unlike you, my kit was solely for FUNCTION. Nothing that you have any idea about. You still have the same stock **** 80's lighting, while mine had HID's. I didn't have some switch to rice up my interior, it was automatic.
05-11-05, 06:04 PM
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WOW u really think i drive like this at night....HA yea right i'm not a ******* idot....its only for the day time....yes i know i need bright headlights thats why i have brighter lights than stock, sucka.....oh and trust me i can drive....yea thats cool and all about the lights but like i said i'm not tryin to be a baller with my headlights, thats the last thing on my mind...the only reason i did it cuz i have been wanting to do it to my 7 even before i got my 7...its just a lil ghetto rig i dont give a **** i like it. Diffrent people have diffrent styles, thats all it is.
Originally Posted by scotty305
DriftingB26RX7: Go back to school, kid. If you can't see, you can't drive. If you want to drive at night, you need bright headlights, which our cars are severely lacking.
Leaving your stock headlights halfway up will make the road darker, do you understand that? The kit Fumanchu had used different lights, which are about half as tall as stock. So he only needed his assembly to open half-height. His system did this without adding any wires or switches. You can probably do the same to yours. Search the 3rd-Gen section for "sleepy eye motor" and you should find the thread. It's about 6 months old. -s-
Leaving your stock headlights halfway up will make the road darker, do you understand that? The kit Fumanchu had used different lights, which are about half as tall as stock. So he only needed his assembly to open half-height. His system did this without adding any wires or switches. You can probably do the same to yours. Search the 3rd-Gen section for "sleepy eye motor" and you should find the thread. It's about 6 months old. -s-
05-11-05, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Fumanchu
I told you "****-****-man" that I would help you make one whenever you wanted. 
05-11-05, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by d0 Luck
so you're actually willing to make that exact same kit, fuman?
Possibly... I take payment either through Hustlers or Coors Light.
Do you have an FD d0 Luck?
05-11-05, 10:33 PM
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so why would I want to have my headlights up in the daytime? Even if it's only partly up, seems like a stupid thing to do. I would have stayed out of this one, but damn, drifterboi's really coming off like a kid. stupid kids. btw, where the heck is whitesurferdood?