My 8 with Angel Eyes
#28
Originally Posted by Anthony
Apologies as I am probably being a bit thick but what are demon eyes?
Anthony
PS - From what I have seen so far I think it will look superb,
Anthony
PS - From what I have seen so far I think it will look superb,
http://e46fanatics.com/features/feature.php?news_id=45
#31
I've never been fond of borrowing styling cues from another car. I have a BMW. I upgraded from pre-angel eyes to angel eyes on that BMW because they look nice. But I'd never think of putting it on a non-BMW. My two cents.
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#34
rx8spiritR, I think you're trying to be sarcastic but I can't make sense out of what you're saying. Xenon headlights, electric seats, auto-dim mirrors and nav are features, not styling cues.
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#35
Originally Posted by PUR NRG
I've never been fond of borrowing styling cues from another car. I have a BMW. I upgraded from pre-angel eyes to angel eyes on that BMW because they look nice. But I'd never think of putting it on a non-BMW. My two cents.
Just like how Honda was the 1st to come up with the variable valve timing engineering, "VTEC" and other all copied yes, even BMW they call it double vanos
eh, moral of the story is, "id think it would be wrong putting variable valve timing in any other car other then a Honda. My two cents
#36
Originally Posted by kw1k
Just like how Honda was the 1st to come up with the variable valve timing engineering, "VTEC" and other all copied yes, even BMW they call it double vanos
eh, moral of the story is, "id think it would be wrong putting variable valve timing in any other car other then a Honda. My two cents
eh, moral of the story is, "id think it would be wrong putting variable valve timing in any other car other then a Honda. My two cents
#38
Originally Posted by Vizacar
Are our sealed lights filled with an inert gas? Lots of lights are.
these headlight housings can be removed...baked and seperated...very interesting idea I must say
there is other things you could do though as well
#39
This is what happens when people search and reply to the topics they found. It's this or the perennial new thread + "search please" reply + sacastic comments + mod closes thread
:D
On topic: A bay area VR RX-8 (alex's) had angel eyes installed one time. I don't know if he still has it on his 8. They looked really nice on the pics!
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On topic: A bay area VR RX-8 (alex's) had angel eyes installed one time. I don't know if he still has it on his 8. They looked really nice on the pics!
#40
Originally Posted by Xyntax
This is what happens when people search and reply to the topics they found. It's this or the perennial new thread + "search please" reply + sacastic comments + mod closes thread
:D
On topic: A bay area VR RX-8 (alex's) had angel eyes installed one time. I don't know if he still has it on his 8. They looked really nice on the pics!
:D
On topic: A bay area VR RX-8 (alex's) had angel eyes installed one time. I don't know if he still has it on his 8. They looked really nice on the pics!
#42
#43
Originally Posted by Xyntax
#45
Visually it looks menacing, and overall doesn't look bad...but I share the opinions of some of the guys here, Angel Eyes should only belong on BMWs just as much as kidney grills.
The argument for VTEC and Vanos is valid, however it's a technology that serves a function. Automaker have been copying R&D from other automaker's R&D since the inception of the first car. The key thing is that those technology serves a functional purpose. The angel eyes are on BMWs for aesthetic purposes, and have become a bimmer signature like the kidney grills.
I guess I'd think differently if it wasn't for all the kids with the Civics and Neons with them already. Oh well...A for effort!
The argument for VTEC and Vanos is valid, however it's a technology that serves a function. Automaker have been copying R&D from other automaker's R&D since the inception of the first car. The key thing is that those technology serves a functional purpose. The angel eyes are on BMWs for aesthetic purposes, and have become a bimmer signature like the kidney grills.
I guess I'd think differently if it wasn't for all the kids with the Civics and Neons with them already. Oh well...A for effort!
#50
These aren't LED.
We have the rings that are required for this, but we simply don't have detailed instructions for the car.
If a brave soul wanted to make up some instrutions, they'd be getting a pretty sizeable discount for their troubles:D
We have the rings that are required for this, but we simply don't have detailed instructions for the car.
If a brave soul wanted to make up some instrutions, they'd be getting a pretty sizeable discount for their troubles:D