86-88 clear turn signals?
01-22-04, 01:55 AM
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86-88 clear turn signals?
Anybody have some links where i might be able to get clear front turn signals (instead of amber), just the covers not an HID or LED upgrade with a clear lense, just the lense.
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Woot! I get to post another pic of my dodgy front end... I really do need to take a better picture with the FMIC in there... looks alot better.. but anyway... here we go.
(ps- they're stock Aussie/Jap spec lenses with the orange plastic inside taken out and orange bulbs put in there)
(ps- they're stock Aussie/Jap spec lenses with the orange plastic inside taken out and orange bulbs put in there)
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I made a pair out of the lens material used for flourescent light fixtures. You can butya 2x4 foot sheet of it at Home Depot for $6. It's opaque, and has that diamond pattern in it. Looks like the car came with it.
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These are your options:
1) Purchase a non-US spec RX-7 turn signal, as suggested by White_FC and RETed.
2) Purchase an aftermarket set. Like these offered by R-Magic
http://www.rmagic.net/shop_vol2/19-1.html
(Their US distributor is Bozz Performance in Northern CA).
3) Do the Home Depot route, as suggested by nopistons.
#3 is the cheapest.
#2 and #1 would be the more expensive route.
1) Purchase a non-US spec RX-7 turn signal, as suggested by White_FC and RETed.
2) Purchase an aftermarket set. Like these offered by R-Magic
http://www.rmagic.net/shop_vol2/19-1.html
(Their US distributor is Bozz Performance in Northern CA).
3) Do the Home Depot route, as suggested by nopistons.
#3 is the cheapest.
#2 and #1 would be the more expensive route.
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