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. SHIPPING AND TAXES INCLUDED anywhere in Canada or continental US. We pay for the ground shipping!!!



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

 

Not too bad looking I was actually thinking about getting rid of my pop ups. It would lose some weight plus give it a different look. Pretty sweet!

 

$500!!!???// Thats cool looking but not cool enough for $500.

 

damn i was wondering when someone would make one of these kits for our fbs looks pretty sweet, but yea $500 is alot of money for some lights...

 

are those prices in canadian dollars?

 

Hey that looks awesome. Got any pics of the light spread? Or just any pics in general.

 

Interesting look at night but during the day I don't like it.

500$ For that kind of money it better polish my **** too!

 

I want a set just like that, but not for $500. Funny, though, I was just thinkin about makin my own set...
I would pay around $300, but not much more than that.

 

son of a bitch i was r&d-ing that.

500 jesus christ, i hope the bulbs are made from solid gold. i hope that's canadian 500, 380 something US?

good job though.

Is the box sealed or will water/debris get in there?

 

kinda priced high, but its worth it I would say

anyways, nice look kits!

 

All of CP Racing prices are in US funds so not only is it expensive, it's FRIGGIN expensive.

This is all IMHO of course.

 

nice man, it would look better if it was colour coded to match the red body IMO. or if it was on a black car!

 

yea id be more intrested in the light pattern... i have only found 1 light i like the output on and they are 90$ EACH

 

Either i missed it. i didn't see any price... That looks really,really good. Well done. $ 500 dollors, you fell out of your tree . !!!! nobody's going to pay that. For $ 500 dollors thats another whole car,,,running !!
What you guys are forgetting is how it will look when
the lexan is tinted. or even the reflective film, that way the whole assembly 'disappears' behind the film, when the lights are on , they appear,,,, 'ghost lights'.

I also think the lights should be staggard some. the 'inside' lamp extended a bit 'out' IMO

 

$500, but hey they pay for taxes AND shipping...

So if I pick 'em up are they like $200?!?

 

taxes? what taxes, as for shipping, they better be driving to my house personally.

And if you got them dark enough to be ghost lights it would have to effect the brightness.
that's a great idea though

 

i clicked on buy on the website and it doesnt work!


fix the site dude

 

Damn B thats ***** hella expensive for some hella lights. I say tally the total for the lights and add 10-20 smackeroo's for the lexan and housing.

plus i dont know if i like it or not

 

Everytime cp racing makes something - i buy it - i love that company - i have the strut bars the fender flares the roll cage - these lights are so hot = it will take a little but in the next couple of months i will have these too!

 

I would like to see a pic from further away, not sure if I like it yet, and whats up with the big "GS" emblem on the front? And way pricey for me..

 

that looks cool but I love the pop ups

 

the pics need to be much better to tell what they look like. day light pics would help a lot. to me it does not look like they are in the right spot for proper light, but how can you tell from the pic that they are showing? get some proper pics to show us what they look like. to me they look like the mtm lights that sell for 300, if so 500 us is too much. the better mtm ones are 400 may be chris can give more info to show why his are worth the price. is there a molded carbon piece or reflective peice for the inside of the light so they dont look like two round bulbs in a square box? what happened to the 300 or less target price? good work getting a kit out though.

 

"Five Hundred Dollars! Whah whah whah!"

Personally, I think you could all just quit yer bitchin'!
As a craftsman by trade, I can tell you that even lowering my hourly rate down to 10 bucks an hour plus the cost of materials, well...
...you friggin try it!
-And if you think that I'm being fat-headed by saying "lowering my hourly rate" just look on that sign on the wall in any auto shop (at least here in NY) where it states that their hourly rate is somewhere upwards of 50-60 bucks an hour - to install struts or to change yer oil...a PITA job or a cake job, that's their rate!

Break it all down. If they're having special pieces moulded, well unless they're purchasing a gazillion of them straight from China, they're damn expensive. You have to roll out dough and lick *** just to get that ball even rolling.
If they're modding existing parts or fabbing them from scratch, that costs even more even at a nominal 10-12 bucks an hour to pay someone to do it. (plus workmans comp and unemployment insurance. -don't know about Canada.)

Thing is, you all balk at the price louder than you commend the guys for even doing it.

Be glad someone is!

 

I don't entirely agree with you Sterling. As a professional, I believe you should properly compensated for your time, but I also believe there are limits. Regardless of the amount of money that went into the development of those lights, the concensus is, $500 is too expensive. What's the point of investing gobs of time/money into a product and then setting a high price which will only result in few units sold? Will they sell some at $500? Absolutely. Will they sell even more at 300-350? Yes, again. My point is, why not lower the price to sell more units and make more money overall? Were it straight labor (like building carbs for example), then by all means keep your rate high, but for production this doesn't make sense to me. There are always ways to produce something cheaper.
Then again, maybe they actually DO cost 400-450 to put together and their margin for profit isn't that much, but, personally, I wonder about it.
While I've never done business with CP, I got nothing but respect for them, so don't misunderstand me. They got some good products, some of which I plan on buying eventually, but before I pay $500 for a set of those, I WILL be friggin trying myself to make a pair.

 

Damn, I couldn't follow the linky, so no webby. From the comments above, the kit is 5 Benjamins. I agree with the comments posted on both sides of the fence, as I myself provide a few products for the Rotary community. The price for a given product should be reasonably priced, compensating the designer for the time/resources/design and inspiration put into it. Pricing it too high would alienate your potential customers, pricing it too low, you'd feel you could have made a few bucks more back for your work. It's all economics, supply and demand. We'll see if the curve moves more towards the consumers side.

Well I guess I'll be getting these instead. HID baby for ~$300, just gotta get the Hella H4 housings.
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