Headlamps (angel-eye type)
Headlamps (angel-eye type)
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wonderland

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97 posts

258 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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Given how utterly rubbish my headlamps are, has anyone ever tried any of these...

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Not sure how they'd look on an S, but the idea kinda appeals to me...!

Thoughts as usual appreciated...

bridgdav

4,805 posts

272 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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Search.....Forums....'Angel Eyes'....S Series...All dates....

Hey Presto.

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KentishS2

15,169 posts

258 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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wonderland said:
Given how utterly rubbish my headlamps are, has anyone ever tried any of these...

<a href="http://www.boltonbits.com/acatalog/index.html?http%3A//www.boltonbits.com/acatalog/Angel_Eyes.html&CatalogBody">www.boltonbits.com/acatalog/index.html?http%3A//www.boltonbits.com/acatalog/Angel_Eyes.html&CatalogBody</a>

Not sure how they'd look on an S, but the idea kinda appeals to me...!

Thoughts as usual appreciated...


Uhhm, they might look a bit too "maxpower" for a tasteful S but Podie and Wildfire have both fitted the clear lights on their S (when Podie had his S) and IMHO they look very nice, not too OTT.

I think these and a set of Ring SportzBlue bulbs (80/100w) will give much improved lighting and have a very nice look to them (just like HID).

However, if using the high wattage bulbs, you really must fit a pair of relays or the Modwise lighting kit to achieve the full benefit of the increased bulb performance and to also ensure that you don't start to smoulder after switching the lights on