CP Racing is pleased to announce the introduction of our new flush mount headlight kit available for the 1979-1985 RX7. This kit eliminates weight from the front end and clears up considerable amounts of space from under the hood. Uses 4 Hella 55W bulbs and existing factory wiring. High power bulbs replace the heavy, dim and pitted pop up sealed beams. This kit eliminates the pop up mechanism and all associated armatures and linkages as a whole. The durable lexan cover has been formed to follow the contours of the original headlight cover, it forms a water tight seal over the lights. A comprehensive installation guide is supplied with the kit. Better fuel economy, acceleration and top speed due to reduced drag. Comes with all necessary brackets and hardware for installation. Replacement bulbs are available at any automotive or hardware store.







http://www.cpracing.ca/productdetail...temsku=1GFLUSH



If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to e-mail us at info@cpracing.ca

 

i dont even really like the styling of 1st gens (no offence) but i think those could be hot on a black or grey fb. mmmmmm hottness

 

not a bad price either considering what later gens have to pay for headlight kits like that

 

looks good.

what are the chances of making a dual pop up headlight kit??

also hows the light pattern on those?

 

Thank you for the kind words and the dual pop up headlights are in the works.

 

when you look at it from head on. it looks almost like an f40 setup. i'm in love. expect some money from me in the near future.

 

That looks real nice.

 

Damn thats sweet looking.Too bad that link isn't working.I would love to see the price.Maybe look at getting this kit soon.I have been waiting for one to scrap those motors and pop-up units.

 

damn $500US is a bit much but not bad either.I need to think about it this weekend but I might buy a kit on monday tho. It'll go great with my body kit,whale tail and rims.Then I need paint bad.

 

Wow, that looks very nice! That's exactly what I pictured in my head for a replacement. The way I figure, if you're going to do something with the headlights you might as well do it right and ditch the motors. Do you have any other pictures?