headlights
10-28-2003 | 02:51 PM
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headlights
I own a 1991 240sx 3door and I want to replace the flip-up headlights with sunken 91 and up 300zx style lights. Does anyone know of a manufacturer who produces a kit for this project?
10-29-2003 | 08:03 AM
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Yeah, there are several of them
There is a used kit for sale on Ebay right now for pretty cheap, but otherwise you're looking around $1K to do that, which is what has stopped many people including myself from doing so.
Dr.
There is a used kit for sale on Ebay right now for pretty cheap, but otherwise you're looking around $1K to do that, which is what has stopped many people including myself from doing so.
Dr.
10-29-2003 | 08:33 PM
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Searching for eastbear and 240sx on google.com almost never fails, heh.
http://www.jspec.com/eastbears13.html
they are UNHOLY
Dr.
http://www.jspec.com/eastbears13.html
they are UNHOLY
Dr.
10-29-2003 | 11:26 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by drnovascotia
[B]Searching for eastbear and 240sx on google.com almost never fails, heh.
QUOTE]
and i tried that and i got a resort in canada, but it looked like a nice lodge with a great view of the lake
[B]Searching for eastbear and 240sx on google.com almost never fails, heh.
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and i tried that and i got a resort in canada, but it looked like a nice lodge with a great view of the lake
10-29-2003 | 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by matt180sx
those are super sexy! but ive been thinking of adapting a narrow fog light into my light housing so that i can leave it sleepy eyed all the time, ever heard of anything like this being done before?
those are super sexy! but ive been thinking of adapting a narrow fog light into my light housing so that i can leave it sleepy eyed all the time, ever heard of anything like this being done before?
10-30-2003 | 06:07 AM
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Originally posted by matt180sx
those are super sexy! but ive been thinking of adapting a narrow fog light into my light housing so that i can leave it sleepy eyed all the time, ever heard of anything like this being done before?
those are super sexy! but ive been thinking of adapting a narrow fog light into my light housing so that i can leave it sleepy eyed all the time, ever heard of anything like this being done before?
http://www.clearcorners.com/products...0sx1/F_lowpro/
sorry, but that's all i know about low profile pop-up lights. then again, i never looked for much info about it. that probably doesn't help u, but i hope it does...
10-31-2003 | 08:18 AM
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you could do what I saw someone with a ford probe do, the kid took the pop up headlights like ours, and painted the headlight all black except for 2 circles, so when you saw it @ first it looked like it had special headlights, but when you got closer you laughed yourself so hard you peed a little at how pathetic it was.
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10-31-2003 | 04:43 PM
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I was thinking about taking some rectangle fog lights and putting them where the front bumper lights are.
Leave the pop-up lights down, and wire and angle them so they are my head lights.
I know they have to be bright enough but any objections??
Leave the pop-up lights down, and wire and angle them so they are my head lights.
I know they have to be bright enough but any objections??
10-31-2003 | 08:39 PM
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i dont think that is at all legal, but i am not sure. i know i had a friend use fog lights in his integra headlights, he shaved the inner one and found a round H4 foglight to fit in the bumper, and he got hassled all the time, the cops said it was not DOT legal, but again not 100% sure
11-01-2003 | 03:38 PM
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I guarantee you there's some bullcrap law somewhere saying they must be between a certain height in the car, and it could look badass but I will bet it'd be more hassle than it's worth, easy way for any cop to pull you over.
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