got my angel-eye projectors installed (no pics)
12-07-2002, 11:57 AM
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got my angel-eye projectors installed (no pics)
I put them in today. Install went hella quick. Front bumper removal was the easiest part. Went in smooth.
only complaints are the passenger light is a little off from the fitment. there's a small gap, but only if you're looking for it.
overall, they go with the car, so I like them. I'd post pics, but I want to lower my car before I take any more pics of it. Look out for them in the next month or so.
only complaints are the passenger light is a little off from the fitment. there's a small gap, but only if you're looking for it.
overall, they go with the car, so I like them. I'd post pics, but I want to lower my car before I take any more pics of it. Look out for them in the next month or so.
12-07-2002, 12:18 PM
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Originally posted by Paulll
wait, u had to take off the dront bumper to install the head lights?!
wait, u had to take off the dront bumper to install the head lights?!
12-07-2002, 06:38 PM
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Originally posted by Paulll
wait, u had to take off the dront bumper to install the head lights?!
wait, u had to take off the dront bumper to install the head lights?!
12-08-2002, 06:14 AM
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Any headlight work, weather its the entire assembly or just a headlight bulb, can be a pain in the ass in a Honda. I remember trying to change the bulb on rhe driver side headlight... i could see the friggin bolt i had to remove but by God my arm just wasnt long enough 
12-08-2002, 12:29 PM
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BTW, I got the Ion Blue lens'
and light output is kinda yellowish. There's a hint of blue, but thats of course from the projector lens.
I still need to re-angle my driver side light (damn p.s. resivior is in the way :madfawk: ), but of course, light output at night is lower. Thats given. But living in a city makes it not a problem. It was raining last night, and I could still navigated my way back home high as a kite :chuckles:
comming soon, amber corner bulbs and hyperwhite for the lowbeams :doh:
and then a drop
and light output is kinda yellowish. There's a hint of blue, but thats of course from the projector lens.
I still need to re-angle my driver side light (damn p.s. resivior is in the way :madfawk: ), but of course, light output at night is lower. Thats given. But living in a city makes it not a problem. It was raining last night, and I could still navigated my way back home high as a kite :chuckles:
comming soon, amber corner bulbs and hyperwhite for the lowbeams :doh:
and then a drop
12-08-2002, 08:19 PM
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its cool that you were able to source out a decent set of lights that alters your lighting so its LESS than stock.. you might want to consider some tinted headlight covers, they will render your headlights slightly more useless...
