installed the projector angel eye's headlights on my 7!!!!
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installed the projector angel eye's headlights on my 7!!!!
installed the new headlights today and they look great. They're not as bright as i wanted them to be but im gonna order hid's this week. heres some pic's.
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love the braaaap
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I have the same headlights just without the angel eyes. They are very nice, the quality is pretty good, and they look loads better than the stock sealed beams. They also have a replacable bulb that you can replace with a HID.
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yes no issues when installing. fit perfect and look good. as for the power sorce for the angel eye ring i connected it to the side signal markers. also its an H4 bulb
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hey tivid do you have a pic of yours with the sleepy eyes. also what sleepy eye kit did u use. i was thinking of making my own sleepy kit by maybe adding a dim switch or power regulator to the front headlight popup switch???
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i pity anyone who thinks sleep eye conversions look cool/are worthwhile.
To the original poster, question: how is the brightness/light dispersion with the H4 bulbs?
They look a bit rice-y. I love it how everyone that is asking if you'll be doing a "sleepy" conversion have under 350 posts. Please, grow up kiddies.
To the original poster, question: how is the brightness/light dispersion with the H4 bulbs?
They look a bit rice-y. I love it how everyone that is asking if you'll be doing a "sleepy" conversion have under 350 posts. Please, grow up kiddies.
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i havent adjusted the lights yet. they're not that bright on the ground. but it might just be that the bulb is cheap? so i will be ordering a set of hid's this weekend
i was gonna order hid's anyways so no worries
i was gonna order hid's anyways so no worries
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Folks, you're flirting with danger here! you open yourself up to liabilities by changing oem headlights and taillights...even those plastic covers come into play here in Canada as we require day time running lights. just a little free legal advice here.cheers
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No, not really 5 litre. Atleast in saskatchewan, all new vehicals have them. However, we have no laws stating they HAVE To be installed. There is a tonne of old vehicals on our roads here that dont have them, so its not entirely important. Im unsure if the RX7 even uses daylight running lights.. since the eyes are.. er.. down all the time?
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tobias, I had mentioned it because their was a case of a guy in town that rear ended another car...and as your aware it's historically been the person in the back that is 100% responsible...the Mountie identided that there was lack of lighting from the rear of the front car and split the guilt 50/50
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Originally Posted by whitey85mtu
i pity anyone who thinks sleep eye conversions look cool/are worthwhile.
To the original poster, question: how is the brightness/light dispersion with the H4 bulbs?
They look a bit rice-y. I love it how everyone that is asking if you'll be doing a "sleepy" conversion have under 350 posts. Please, grow up kiddies.
To the original poster, question: how is the brightness/light dispersion with the H4 bulbs?
They look a bit rice-y. I love it how everyone that is asking if you'll be doing a "sleepy" conversion have under 350 posts. Please, grow up kiddies.
Originally Posted by VPTUNING
hey tivid do you have a pic of yours with the sleepy eyes. also what sleepy eye kit did u use. i was thinking of making my own sleepy kit by maybe adding a dim switch or power regulator to the front headlight popup switch???
![](http://www.hondan600.net/images/rx7/sleepys.jpg)
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inside the glovebox is where the Pivot Headlight Controller sits.
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VPTUNING i suggest you rig up a set of relays for each headlight, with your direct power source coming from your battery. You'll just be using your combination switch to trigger the relay off/on and not run your headlights through your 20yr old switch. Someone posted some results with a before and after using the relays. There was quite a noticeable difference using the same headlights. A search should find something, i'm too lazy tho....
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thanks tivid for the pics. looks good and thats a good location for the sleepy controler. also thanks gavin juice i remember a while back reading something about re-wiring the headlight for more power??? ill search later tonight. a tivid your angel eyes look bright
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Originally Posted by whitey85mtu
i pity anyone who thinks sleep eye conversions look cool/are worthwhile.
To the original poster, question: how is the brightness/light dispersion with the H4 bulbs?
They look a bit rice-y. I love it how everyone that is asking if you'll be doing a "sleepy" conversion have under 350 posts. Please, grow up kiddies.
To the original poster, question: how is the brightness/light dispersion with the H4 bulbs?
They look a bit rice-y. I love it how everyone that is asking if you'll be doing a "sleepy" conversion have under 350 posts. Please, grow up kiddies.
It's all a matter of taste. I think sleepy eye conversions are worth while and are cool. Not to mention the effectivness of the newer H4 over the stock sealed bulb. But that's my personal ricey choice.
No one asked if they were ricey and what we do to our cars is our own buisness. Grow up? Yeah I'm a kid but I've been around rotary engines my entire life not to mention I've been on this site just about as long as you have.
Post count means nothing.
Back on topic: I've seen a similar kit without the angel lights and with a blue led center on the bulb but a little lower then where the new h4 bulb would be. It would make a good combination with a brighter white LED and can probably be wired to work with the short lights on.
Keep us updated on the sleepy headlights. I herd the 240 s14 kit works pretty well with our cars if you wanted to use a potentiometer type set-up to control the up and down range.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by ~Nector_Rivera~
It's all a matter of taste. I think sleepy eye conversions are worth while and are cool. Not to mention the effectivness of the newer H4 over the stock sealed bulb. But that's my personal ricey choice.
No one asked if they were ricey and what we do to our cars is our own buisness. Grow up? Yeah I'm a kid but I've been around rotary engines my entire life not to mention I've been on this site just about as long as you have.
Post count means nothing.
Back on topic: I've seen a similar kit without the angel lights and with a blue led center on the bulb but a little lower then where the new h4 bulb would be. It would make a good combination with a brighter white LED and can probably be wired to work with the short lights on.
Keep us updated on the sleepy headlights. I herd the 240 s14 kit works pretty well with our cars if you wanted to use a potentiometer type set-up to control the up and down range.
Good luck.
No one asked if they were ricey and what we do to our cars is our own buisness. Grow up? Yeah I'm a kid but I've been around rotary engines my entire life not to mention I've been on this site just about as long as you have.
Post count means nothing.
Back on topic: I've seen a similar kit without the angel lights and with a blue led center on the bulb but a little lower then where the new h4 bulb would be. It would make a good combination with a brighter white LED and can probably be wired to work with the short lights on.
Keep us updated on the sleepy headlights. I herd the 240 s14 kit works pretty well with our cars if you wanted to use a potentiometer type set-up to control the up and down range.
Good luck.
I am sold on the projectors though. I dont like the angel eyes, I just got the basic projector housing. It has some gaudy little blue bulb that is supposed to make it glow. I never use it, whats the point? But it does allow much better lighting over the available sealed beam units. Sorry if I offended anyone, didnt mean to. Rice on....
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