Styling Halo Headlight
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Styling Halo Headlight
are they not polys?
There is a website on the Links section of this forum which takes you to a itialian website. Then under links of that website is how to create the halo's you are asking about. Im guessing its the type of lights off a BMW. Ill see if i can find the URL
Found it.
http://www.bravotuningclub.it/
Go to Guide > Esterni > Esistono i Fari Angel Eyes stile Bmw per Bravo? (Sixth one down)
If you have the google toolbar right click the website then page info then translate into english. Makes it a LITTLE easier to understand. Looks like a lot of effort!
http://www.bravotuningclub.it/
Go to Guide > Esterni > Esistono i Fari Angel Eyes stile Bmw per Bravo? (Sixth one down)
If you have the google toolbar right click the website then page info then translate into english. Makes it a LITTLE easier to understand. Looks like a lot of effort!
someone on the forum has/had them, there's pics somewhere. its easy enough to convert your headlights, just take the lense off, fix the angel eye in place, join its wires to the sidelight bulb holder, stick lense back on and you're done. apparently its easier to remove the lense if you leave the headlight in an oven for a while, although i havent tried this yet. a pair of angel eyes doesnt cost much. most motorfactors stock the ctracing sets cheap enough (£10-15 usually)
for example http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/UNIVERSAL-ANG...1QQihZ011QQcategoryZ36682QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
for example http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/UNIVERSAL-ANG...1QQihZ011QQcategoryZ36682QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Now there classy. Couldnt you just use that led wire you get to put around cdplayers and all the other things in your car. Also can get it for modding computers?
I'd guess you could but what you going to do with all the extra length you have remaining?
dont forget hot hot it gets inside the headlight. plastics used on LED's are rarely suitable for high temperature because LED's produce virtually no heat.
Huummmm i supose. I like the pictures from that tutorial but i dont know what stuff he has used
Look here - that's what the guy bought:
Link to allgro.pl
This is not a LED-based neon wire. You need a 100V inverter to light it up.
I've found something similar on e-bay - look here:
E-bay - Bradford, UK
Link to allgro.pl
This is not a LED-based neon wire. You need a 100V inverter to light it up.
I've found something similar on e-bay - look here:
E-bay - Bradford, UK
