R1 Brake Ducts, Euro Spec Headlight Lenses
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Originally Posted by 75 Repu' date='May 14 2003, 12:53 PM
Yeah but the FD uses a sealed beam headlight so you would just have to buy the headlights not the lenses.. and hella makes those lenses.. I think you can get them from Victoria british, but if you wanna make sure you get the european style Hella's try BMP Racing, since they sell BMW stuff, I have seen them in their catalog..
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Originally Posted by Sinful7' date='May 14 2003, 11:46 AM
Negative, Ghost Rider. The FD uses composite light housings. Sealed beams are the 'replace the whole light' style.
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Yeah, there ya go. I was reading the 'SCCA Rally Guide' that came with my latest issue of SCC Mag. I decided I really like those light pods, I'm gonna mount some on every car in my family. I'm actually thinking of mounting some rear-facing so it's like daylight when I'm backing up real fast. No more hitting neighborhood kids for me!
Seriously, I bought some Hella 4" Round 'Angel Eyes' driving lights. Mounted them in place of the stockers. They're REALLY nice. Perfect for late night dark highways. They make the high beams look like flashlights. They're also nice as 'get out the way' lights. You know in mild traffic, when you get a lot of 'left-lane bandits'. These babies clear them to the right, like I'm a ******* god or something. My buddy has 5% tint on his truck, and he said that they were blinding, even through the tint.
Seriously, I bought some Hella 4" Round 'Angel Eyes' driving lights. Mounted them in place of the stockers. They're REALLY nice. Perfect for late night dark highways. They make the high beams look like flashlights. They're also nice as 'get out the way' lights. You know in mild traffic, when you get a lot of 'left-lane bandits'. These babies clear them to the right, like I'm a ******* god or something. My buddy has 5% tint on his truck, and he said that they were blinding, even through the tint.
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Hey, the R1 front brakes ducts are $65.00 a piece through Mazdastuff.com (an online Texas Mazda Dealer). Is this the crazy price you guys talked about? It doesn't seem THAT bad for dealer parts. I went ahead and ordered them. They say there is only one more of the right side left in the nation and four more of the right.
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Originally Posted by RX73rdgen' date='May 15 2003, 01:58 PM
Hey, the R1 front brakes ducts are $65.00 a piece through Mazdastuff.com (an online Texas Mazda Dealer). Is this the crazy price you guys talked about? It doesn't seem THAT bad for dealer parts. I went ahead and ordered them. They say there is only one more of the right side left in the nation and four more of the right.
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