if I take out my lights and cut out the metel can I put my headlghts back if I dont like it??? has any one done this

 

Where did you get the flush light kit from? Because I know that the flush light kits from CP Racing are supposed to be completely reversible, though I never seen it done before myself. Check out this link, I hope it helps you out.



http://www.cpracing.ca/cp1gflush.htm



By the way what are you going to do after you remove the flush mount lights? Let me know, thanks.

 

[quote name='Rxcalibur' date='Sep 12 2005, 10:20 PM']Where did you get the flush light kit from? Because I know that the flush light kits from CP Racing are supposed to be completely reversible, though I never seen it done before myself. Check out this link, I hope it helps you out.



http://www.cpracing.ca/cp1gflush.htm



By the way what are you going to do after you remove the flush mount lights? Let me know, thanks.


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I got them from cp racing and I will not deal with them again. I am going to try to mount them if I dont like it I will sell them on the forum

 

I don't know- the pic of the installed kit on the link you posted makes it look like the front bumper needs to be altered ( the FTP lenses removed and the bumper area cut away between the top edge of the FTP's and the hood. Not very reversible, at least w/o a new front bumper.

 

It doesn't require any cutting of the bumper or teh small panel above it. You don't even have to remove them I'm pretty sure. There's a thread somewhere on rx7club that has a very good pictorial tutorial. I doubt you can change them back without some major work though.

 

[quote name='Misthael' date='Sep 13 2005, 09:33 AM']It doesn't require any cutting of the bumper or teh small panel above it. You don't even have to remove them I'm pretty sure. There's a thread somewhere on rx7club that has a very good pictorial tutorial. I doubt you can change them back without some major work though.


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thanks I will let you guys know.......

 

[quote name='Misthael' date='Sep 13 2005, 05:33 AM']It doesn't require any cutting of the bumper or teh small panel above it. You don't even have to remove them I'm pretty sure. There's a thread somewhere on rx7club that has a very good pictorial tutorial. I doubt you can change them back without some major work though.


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Exactly right.Those lights take some fiddling to get to fit right but they do look way better than OEM ones.Click on my sig to see them on my GT-X project.

 

The main problems are 1: CPRacing service sucks and their prices are high so you'll pay alot of money for months of waiting and trying to contact them 2: The light patern is not as good as you'd expect. I hear stock lights are better as far as lighting goes. I'd still like flush lights though. I wish somebody respectable made kits.

 

I second that I bought them with out lights and put my own in there but I think I stiil paid to much!!!!![quote name='Misthael' date='Sep 14 2005, 07:45 AM']The main problems are 1: CPRacing service sucks and their prices are high so you'll pay alot of money for months of waiting and trying to contact them 2: The light patern is not as good as you'd expect. I hear stock lights are better as far as lighting goes. I'd still like flush lights though. I wish somebody respectable made kits.


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make an auction on ebay for those and post the link in here, im interested in them