MomonaBoys 2007 G35 Coupe
#49
08-19-2008, 04:53 AM
#50
08-19-2008, 06:22 AM
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Just my two cents, but quad angel eyes don't work on vertically stacked headlamp setups IMO. I'd go with CCFLs around your projectors only and forego the ones that I assume are supposed to go around your fogs. I've seen a two tone gunmetal gray and black Z who with single angel eyes and it looked sick.
However I've seen someone on the boards who has a V35 Sedan with angel eyes and it looked real tacky IMO. It looks especially bad on first gen Sedans because the headlamps on ALL ('03-'06) V35 Sedans are of the large reflector type (similar in shape and design to the ones on '03-'05 Coupes) and the large CCFLs needed to outline reflector units look dorky compared with the small circular ones needed for projector headlamps.
However I've seen someone on the boards who has a V35 Sedan with angel eyes and it looked real tacky IMO. It looks especially bad on first gen Sedans because the headlamps on ALL ('03-'06) V35 Sedans are of the large reflector type (similar in shape and design to the ones on '03-'05 Coupes) and the large CCFLs needed to outline reflector units look dorky compared with the small circular ones needed for projector headlamps.
#51
08-19-2008, 04:46 PM
Originally Posted by bruddahmanmatt
Just my two cents, but quad angel eyes don't work on vertically stacked headlamp setups IMO. I'd go with CCFLs around your projectors only and forego the ones that I assume are supposed to go around your fogs. I've seen a two tone gunmetal gray and black Z who with single angel eyes and it looked sick.
However I've seen someone on the boards who has a V35 Sedan with angel eyes and it looked real tacky IMO. It looks especially bad on first gen Sedans because the headlamps on ALL ('03-'06) V35 Sedans are of the large reflector type (similar in shape and design to the ones on '03-'05 Coupes) and the large CCFLs needed to outline reflector units look dorky compared with the small circular ones needed for projector headlamps.
However I've seen someone on the boards who has a V35 Sedan with angel eyes and it looked real tacky IMO. It looks especially bad on first gen Sedans because the headlamps on ALL ('03-'06) V35 Sedans are of the large reflector type (similar in shape and design to the ones on '03-'05 Coupes) and the large CCFLs needed to outline reflector units look dorky compared with the small circular ones needed for projector headlamps.
#52
08-19-2008, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by momonaboy
brah you no gotta take my idea post em up and make em seem like i took your advice! nah, i agree the bottom angel eyes look weird because the housing isnt round its kinda oval and the turn signal circle cuts into the housing . if they made the angel eye mold perfectly into the bottom housing then it would look nice but, it doesnt.
COD or BF tonight or what? You disappeared from the realm of PSN lately.
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08-24-2008, 03:48 AM
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#57
08-24-2008, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by momonaboy
just installed my demon eyes, and bruddahmanmatt said that was his idea to install only one ring around the main projector, so i going thank him now before he cry, even though that was the plan from the start. i guess great minds think like chad brown. by far this was the hardest project ive done to date on my car. but here you go
Also, try take pics of the front end with the halos lit up at night. I like see what she look like in the dark from the front with both halos lit. Cheeeee.
