Headlight Intake Scoop--Where can I find one?
03-29-02, 05:58 PM
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Headlight Intake Scoop--Where can I find one?
Yes. I did a search. It turned a bunch up for the FC. Some ******* smashed the passenger side of my FD, so I figure I'll have a spoiler and the scoop put on while they're already painting (if you've got a stock spoiler to sell, let me know) I need to know where to find the scoop as inexpensively as possible. Thanks, -BN
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I hate giving away my secret places to get cool Japan only parts like Ab-Flug, Border, Bomex, C-West, Pan Speed, R-Magic, Knightsport, Jun, MazdaSpeed, Damd, and more. But WTF. Go to www.takakaira.com They ahve the best prices by far. East Bear Headlight Kit-$501 plus shippind. Compare that to Rotormotorsports sale price of $649. Please. Also C-West light kits for $1121. This place is the best place for awesome prices. Have fun.
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Scott,
Why is it, that every time I'm in the kitchen, you in the kitchen, eatin' up all the food? All the hog moss, all the chittlins. I like pigs feet....-BN
Why is it, that every time I'm in the kitchen, you in the kitchen, eatin' up all the food? All the hog moss, all the chittlins. I like pigs feet....-BN
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Sorry--I forgot a part
Scott,
Why is it, that every time I'm in the kitchen, you in the kitchen, IN THE GOD DAMN REFRIGERATOR eatin' up all the food? All the hog moss, all the chittlins. I like pigs feet....-BN
Scott,
Why is it, that every time I'm in the kitchen, you in the kitchen, IN THE GOD DAMN REFRIGERATOR eatin' up all the food? All the hog moss, all the chittlins. I like pigs feet....-BN
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Originally posted by lane_change
I hate giving away my secret places to get cool Japan only parts like Ab-Flug, Border, Bomex, C-West, Pan Speed, R-Magic, Knightsport, Jun, MazdaSpeed, Damd, and more. But WTF. Go to www.takakaira.com They ahve the best prices by far. East Bear Headlight Kit-$501 plus shippind. Compare that to sale price of $649. Please. Also C-West light kits for $1121. This place is the best place for awesome prices. Have fun.
I hate giving away my secret places to get cool Japan only parts like Ab-Flug, Border, Bomex, C-West, Pan Speed, R-Magic, Knightsport, Jun, MazdaSpeed, Damd, and more. But WTF. Go to www.takakaira.com They ahve the best prices by far. East Bear Headlight Kit-$501 plus shippind. Compare that to sale price of $649. Please. Also C-West light kits for $1121. This place is the best place for awesome prices. Have fun.
How much is shipping from Japan?
03-29-02, 07:46 PM
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You will have to go to the site and look under the courier rates. I am not sure on shipping. It will depend on weight and dimesions. A group order from them would be a good way to save money on freight. The headlight kits should cost around $75-100 dollars to have Japan UPS ship them here for one kit, as I said a group buy may be the way to go for this site. But it is still cheaper than most US sites. Plus the US sites get a better price and probably better shipping rates and still charge way more. I don't get it.
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Originally posted by Jason
I have 8 of the Cwest headlight ducts on the way to me. They are pretty nice.
Remember that when you buy from Japan, shipping charges are pretty expensive. In the end you dont save much money.
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I have 8 of the Cwest headlight ducts on the way to me. They are pretty nice.
Remember that when you buy from Japan, shipping charges are pretty expensive. In the end you dont save much money.
Jason
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Has anyone ever actually done an airflow test to see if the cfm is higher with this scoop and the "cold air intake" (which takes the hot engine bay air and shoves it in the engine) than the stock box OR the stock box modification?
Also, has anyone ever run some tubing from the front fascia scoop openings to the intake? I think you could move the coolant reservoir (or get a small one from Summit) and run a duct across there. Anyone know why this wouldn't work?
Also, has anyone ever run some tubing from the front fascia scoop openings to the intake? I think you could move the coolant reservoir (or get a small one from Summit) and run a duct across there. Anyone know why this wouldn't work?
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