Angel Eyes for the G35 Sedan
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Did anyone measure first to see if the diameters of the projectors are the same? If there are 2 in the G37, chances are they would be smaller than the single in the sedan. I guess we will see.
Last edited by g35_6gear; Jun 3, 2008 at 02:12 PM.
After further consideration of these headlights, I am deciding to not go through with the Umnitza product. I hate to be the guy that says he's going to do something and back out at the last second...and anyone who truly knows me, they know my word is as good as Honest Abe's.
My reasoning for not going through with the angel eyes has to do with the product and customer service of Umnitza documented on these bmw forums.
The documentation proves that I will waste more time and money than I have to for a Chinese-made product that doesn't work properly in cold weather, and have a tendency to be very fragile. I should've done more research before pulling the trigger on this product (oh well, 20% restocking fee).
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=552088
I went to look for their product review and customer service after I spoke with Vendor X (the vendor does not want me to mention them on these forums for privacy concerns with their new product for our car). I spoke with Vendor X because I was concerned about the diameter of the angel eyes not being able to fit on our cars from the G37 (as mentioned earlier by g35_6gear). Thanks g35_6gear, you saved me a lot of time, money, and grief.
I do plan to modify my headlights and I was told by the vendor to not show any of the prototype pics and I will keep my word on that until they release it themselves. So I decided to go this route, unless he tells me that the headlights are going to cost a fortune. Again, I do apologize for hyping up this product, and making you all believe in something that's not going to happen now.
My reasoning for not going through with the angel eyes has to do with the product and customer service of Umnitza documented on these bmw forums.
The documentation proves that I will waste more time and money than I have to for a Chinese-made product that doesn't work properly in cold weather, and have a tendency to be very fragile. I should've done more research before pulling the trigger on this product (oh well, 20% restocking fee).
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=552088
I went to look for their product review and customer service after I spoke with Vendor X (the vendor does not want me to mention them on these forums for privacy concerns with their new product for our car). I spoke with Vendor X because I was concerned about the diameter of the angel eyes not being able to fit on our cars from the G37 (as mentioned earlier by g35_6gear). Thanks g35_6gear, you saved me a lot of time, money, and grief.
I do plan to modify my headlights and I was told by the vendor to not show any of the prototype pics and I will keep my word on that until they release it themselves. So I decided to go this route, unless he tells me that the headlights are going to cost a fortune. Again, I do apologize for hyping up this product, and making you all believe in something that's not going to happen now.
Originally Posted by ckp
where are you sending your headlights to, and how much are they going to cost for the halos?
we shall see tho. I have seen his work first hand on a few other local vehicles, seems to be one of the better options to go with.
I had AAC do painting my housings and add halos on my Jeep SRT8...they did a great job overall...and were available on the phone when i did my install.
Varying people have varying stories...but mine was good.
Varying people have varying stories...but mine was good.
