Probably been asked before - Angel eyes

[AppleAssassin]

The initial message was deleted from this topic on 18 March 2015 at 19:29

[Codswallop]

If they genuinely are e-marked, I doubt you'd have any issues with the rozzers or MOT people. And as long as they aren't anti-socially bright or emitting any light other than white when on, I doubt you'd even get pulled for them.

As for fitting, if you're lucky they will be plug and play. At worst, an hours worth of auto electrician time should be enough.

[Baryonyx]

I have always wondered why these are called 'angel eye' headlights. What an awful name for them.

[iloveboost]

Baryonyx said:

I have always wondered why these are called 'angel eye' headlights. What an awful name for them.

I think it sounds quite good. Obviously they got the name because the ring lights look like an Angels halo.

[Baryonyx]

iloveboost said:

I think it sounds quite good. Obviously they got the name because the ring lights look like an Angels halo.

Surely then 'Angel's halo' would be the term for them, saying as a halo is not an eye. Both sound equally Max Power-ish.

[MSamps]

As long as you don't use the angel eyes as your main light source. I once saw someone driving a 5 series when it was pitch black with just their halo lights/sidelights and fog lights. dheads

[832ark]

About as tasteless and chavy as you can get. Proper council estate chic.

[CarAbuser]

832ark said:

About as tasteless and chavy as you can get. Proper council estate chic.

Agree. Council was the first word that came to mind.