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Headlight Replacement Kit?

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Old 01-25-2003, 07:19 PM
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I've seen a couple of examples of 1st Gen's that have had the stock single round headlight replaced with two smaller halogen lights. In one case, the motor assembly was also modified to prevent the headlight assembly from coming up so high.



Does anyone kow of someone who has this already done in a kit form?



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Old 01-25-2003, 09:03 PM
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Do a search, I remember reading about someone who makes the the two headlight conversion, like the miatas.
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This guy used to.Head light kit. And this store does but not too sure how good they are for service.7 wishes either way you're looking at $400US.The look is awesome but I have other areas on my car to spend money on.



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Nice looking 1st gen.
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Originally Posted by rx7machine' date='Jan 25 2003, 10:33 PM
Nice looking 1st gen.
With a RHD setup and Fd motor which is always a bonus.Looks so clean in there compared to the FD's bay which is full of eveything.
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With a RHD setup and Fd motor which is always a bonus.Looks so clean in there compared to the FD's bay which is full of eveything.
Yep.. hey hey.. no cracking the FD! lol
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Originally Posted by rx7machine' date='Jan 25 2003, 11:29 PM
With a RHD setup and Fd motor which is always a bonus.Looks so clean in there compared to the FD's bay which is full of eveything.
Yep.. hey hey.. no cracking the FD! lol
I'm not, i'm just saying the bay must be easy to work on as clean as it is.The FD is and always will be a beast.
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Originally Posted by Racer X' date='Jan 25 2003, 10:23 PM
This guy used to.Head light kit. And this store does but not too sure how good they are for service.7 wishes either way you're looking at $400US.The look is awesome but I have other areas on my car to spend money on.
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No problem.Let us know if you get some and from where you got them.And post pics. :bigthumg:



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I'm thinking about designing and building my own. I don't like the one's I saw, and they're too expensive (for us Canadians anyways...). I have access to a fabrication shop, so I could probably come up with something fairly nice.



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