Mikami

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http://www.andysautosport.com/mazda/...l00000387.html


Fits On:
2004-2007 Mazda RX-8 <-----

Anyone ever tried these or know of anyone who has?

They look alittle Too blue and not very bright,

but according to the Product information you can upgrade to the SMD Kit which has
•SMD Kit Features
• Circuit board material
• 100000 hours of life
• Intense Light
• Bright output


Anyone else know of any places that sell Rx8 Halo/angel eye headlights?
Without having to do major modifications to make them work.

comebackqid

iTrader: (13)

there a forum with this already
i saw some pics they look nice search it. you have to bake the light open for the install but I would only do this if I had a second set of lights just in case something malfunctioned, these can be put on both HID and xenon headlights

Mikami

iTrader: (5)

Hmm...All kits require baking, and i've seen quite a few people with broken or burnt out bulbs/connectors and such after delivery or even after a month or two. Not sure if i want the hassle.
I'll probably just go a light blue hid. Thanks though!!

comebackqid

iTrader: (13)

^ yea it seems like more trouble then it's worth if it's not reliable and baking lights isnt like doing an oil change or something simple you gotta know what youre doing but you can always take it to a shop and get it done but, yea Im with you mikami I would only do it if I had back up head lights.

monchie

I like those BMW style halo lights, but i would not do it to my rx8, i like it the way it is. No offense, but i'm just saying it for myself.

Evil8

I got 8000k hids on mine and they looks perfect you also save a lot of time and hassle of baking your headlight housings. I put the ballasts inside behind front fenders attached the the body of the car (in case you ever wonder where to mount them). Halos only look good on bmw's and rice on anything else imo..