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Old 12-26-08, 07:19 AM
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how do you make sleepy eyes on fc

Hey guys i am wanting to know how you make the sleepy eyes look on a fc?
So the head lights only come up half way when off?
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Old 12-26-08, 07:32 AM
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I got a power button that just kills everything in the headlight motors, but i gotta stop en at the right time too have the look i want, not really the best way too do it, i also got a sleepy eyes pro panel setup by handbrake but its not hooked up, will cost me some too get it setup right
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Theres a really good write-up HERE.
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There is a little **** on the bottom of the head light unit that you can turn to manually raise and lower the lights.
But once you flip them up or back down, you will have to manually reset it.


With that being said, sleepy eyes are kind of lame. The only reason why i would want them is if I were to do a headlight conversion with 2 round bulbs and there was space under them, and "sleepy eyes" eliminated that gap.
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/\/\/\/\/\/\ Win.

That's how i did mine.

I just leave the retractor fuse out.
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the fc guys dont really like sleepy eyes.. the FC's design looks different.. on S13 240sx, its more at home due to its design. I think thats the only car that can pull em off cleanly.

Besides, 90percent of people who do it, are usually too high/ making the car look goofy
Old 12-27-08, 03:02 PM
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i dont remember the company but there is a company that makes a little headlight controller. you just turn the **** to open or close the lights more. i want to say they were in the 100$ range
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Run your car into a wall, you'll also have some kind of smile or grin.
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Like brismo7 said: There is a little **** on the bottom of the head light unit that you can turn to manually raise and lower the lights. Do that, then remove the retractor fuse in the engine bay.
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Search.........and search on ebay for a PIVOT controller.

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look at this

remove the moter and take the black plastic off tape off part of the track to find the right spot

and then scuff the with heavy sand paper and appy a thin dot of two part epoxy to make it permanant. looks somthing like this when done
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so all this does is make your headlights look broken? yeah... that's a great idea.
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pull the retractor fuse then use the dials for the headlight motor under the car
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Originally Posted by nillahcaz
remove the moter and take the black plastic off tape off part of the track to find the right spot

and then scuff the with heavy sand paper and appy a thin dot of two part epoxy to make it permanant. looks somthing like this when done
one sleepy
why make it permanent when you can make it look like sleepy eyes when you want by placing a switch at the retractor fuse in the engine bay and when you want to use it turn on your headlights and then just put the switch on and off untill you get the lights at the position that you want it will get some pics later on
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cus im not lazy. would rather have it just stop there and not need to flip a switch or any crap like that.
1) go to junkyard and get small headlights
2) make a bracket to make them fit
3) mod the motor to stop where you want them.
now they dont look broken and they look much sleeker
I used the lights out of a 96 r6. but there are lots of options out there.
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Originally Posted by nillahcaz
cus im not lazy. would rather have it just stop there and not need to flip a switch or any crap like that.
1) go to junkyard and get small headlights
2) make a bracket to make them fit
3) mod the motor to stop where you want them.
now they dont look broken and they look much sleeker
I used the lights out of a 96 r6. but there are lots of options out there.
yeah if your lazy flipping a switch isn't that hard cmon your going to glue your motors ? switch much easyer that the whole motor thing
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nillahcaz's method is great if your going to swap some low profile headlights in there.. it will automatically be at the correct hieght with whatever low pro lights you fit in there... Got any pics of ur lights? I cant imagine r6 bike lights being very good though for a car...
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Ok if you are not helping the OP with his questions please refrain from pointless post nobody cares if you dont like the sleepy look or not. Please read and help the fellow rotor head even if you dont agree with what he/she asks.

Good post nillahcaz
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