kevducridr
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- 2003.5 Mazdaspeed Protege
Now I will do my drawering!!! That looks like a balloon with eyes!!! (lol)
Ok, so I'm on paypal's web site, and I'm just about to send money, when it hits me.... what is the total price for the lights and shipping to Canada - in U.S. Funds? I live in Quebec - J8Z 1H4 is my postal code....
I'm pretty sure I want the NV-362W Driving lights... just hope I can do it myself! I did wire up my own lights on my '89 Z24... had a nice switch too. I presume you still give out the tape and tie wraps to do it all nice like...
OH, and is there already a nice hole in the firewall to get the wires through, or do we have to drill our own???
Thanks for the lights , HOLY SPARE TIME BATMAN, what a nice job you did!
Just thought of something too, if there are several Canadians interested in buying a kit, maybe we can do a group buy and save on Duty fees as well as shipping. Lemme know, I can pre-order like 10 kits cuz I'm loaded!
zmzmp5 said:Okay, I've thought about this and looked into the CANADA exchange:
As-is, the Paypal funds are in US dollars and shipping via USPS costs the same for me either way. For those interested up north, use US funds and expect to pay duty fees, etc. of about $25.00/set.
HOWEVER
I think we all can get around duty fees, etc. since there is only one GENII-M system out there and it is not patented yet and can not be compared to anything out there (i.e. in the realm of home made) so from what I can't tell, they can't look it up or do a duty on the assembly. They can charge you something on say the fog lights. What you can do is to purchase the lights in Canada (comes with electrical wiring, etc.) and I will supply the assemblies - complete to mount (I'll have to figure out costs but expect a complete shipped assembly set to be around $65-70.00 US, less in quantity). All you will need to do is screw in two screws to mount the light to the assembly and there ya' go - very much like my kit (but in this case, it will not be complete or in the packaging that I use, etc.).
Regarding how long it will take to put the lights on the assemblies and on the car (about 15 minutes tops) and the wiring another 30-45 minutes depending how anal you are. You can use an existing grommet in the firewall. You may want to pick up some electrical tape and tie wraps to do the job yourself (I prewire all my harness's myself on my own cars = takes much longer so it's mostly hidden) - not hard at all.
If you are loaded, we welcome your money.
Let me know what you want to do.
- Brian