angel eyes part 2 (pics)
08-13-06, 06:57 PM
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angel eyes part 2 (pics)
got it from umnitza in pleasonton, ca.
the angel eye around the drl does not have a perfect fit because we used angel eyes originally made for mazdas. i didnt really care though because you wouldnt normally notice it unless you really looked at it up close.
last picture has the angel eyes turned off.
hope you guys like them
here's a pic at night. i'll try to do it better later because it's really hard trying to photograph something so bright in the dark with my camera.
i LOVE these.. can't wait to get my hid's (looks kinda weird with my halogens)
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08-13-06, 07:01 PM
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looks tite, post some pics of it at night.
also is it connected to the DRL, or the parking lights?
i disabled my drl's so i was just wondering.
how much were they installed?
thanks...looks awesome
also is it connected to the DRL, or the parking lights?
i disabled my drl's so i was just wondering.
how much were they installed?
thanks...looks awesome
Did you have to "bake" your headlights to install them??
08-13-06, 07:14 PM
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sdpq: the angel eyes are wired to the drl wires. drl's and parking lights were disabled. i cant use highbeams either because the heat from the highbeam will melt the glue.
Alex350: yes, the headlights had to be baked at 210 degrees for 15-20mins
Alex350: yes, the headlights had to be baked at 210 degrees for 15-20mins
08-13-06, 07:29 PM
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thanks for the info, as good as they look. "baking" is very risky and something i woulnd't have the nearve to do. I replaced my parking lights and i like the way they look now so i wouldn't want to change that.
i am interested in how they look at night though, personally for me...its not worth the money and possible financial impact it may have later on.
i am interested in how they look at night though, personally for me...its not worth the money and possible financial impact it may have later on.
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08-13-06, 08:23 PM
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Nice! we need night pictures.
It would be alot brighter if they use CFL, But it looks good.
I guess you'll be the only one since baking the headlight would be hard for most of us.
LOL i tried baking my foglight to put a yellow capsule there and it was just a freaking mess.
Looks good now take night pictures
It would be alot brighter if they use CFL, But it looks good.
I guess you'll be the only one since baking the headlight would be hard for most of us.
LOL i tried baking my foglight to put a yellow capsule there and it was just a freaking mess.
Looks good now take night pictures
08-13-06, 10:25 PM
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Hey! Great Mod.Looks great, except I am used to seeing these type of lights on a BWM.
Plus, not to mention I have to negate the High beam+citylights...
Overall, great mod. But I don't think I can see my ride fitted with angel eyes.
But I am not knocking you. Great setup!
08-13-06, 11:31 PM
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sharp looking! I like em alot! Not sure I can get over thinking they should be on bimmers, but its a nice mod. Totally would be sweating baking the light enclosure though...heh those things are expensive to make a mistake with 
08-14-06, 04:21 AM
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