Angel Eyes for Mazda3 HB
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Does anyone know if there are angel eyes for the mazda3 HB. I know that you can buy the cabels and do it yourself but I would like to be able to just buy a complete new housing and install that.
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No one that sells the angel eyes sells them in complete headlight units... it would just be prohibitively expensive. You have to open the lights, install the halos, reassemble the housings, and then run the wiring. If you're comfortable working with your hands you probably won't have too much trouble doing it. All the kits I know of come with 4 halos, ballasts, and wiring.
Here are some sites that sell them. There may be some minor differences between them, but for the most part they're all the exact same product. Also you can sometimes find them on ebay, but these guys offer a lifetime warranty on everything.
http://xenonexpert.com/ddekits.html
http://thexenonstore.com/angel.php
http://store.uniqueeurodesign.com/in...cPath=57_58_60
Here are some sites that sell them. There may be some minor differences between them, but for the most part they're all the exact same product. Also you can sometimes find them on ebay, but these guys offer a lifetime warranty on everything.
http://xenonexpert.com/ddekits.html
http://thexenonstore.com/angel.php
http://store.uniqueeurodesign.com/in...cPath=57_58_60
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ORIGINAL: dentinger
just out of curiosity, what are the point of angel eyes?? are they just for looks, or are they like low beam headlights?
cuz those look so awesome....too bad im leasing
just out of curiosity, what are the point of angel eyes?? are they just for looks, or are they like low beam headlights?
cuz those look so awesome....too bad im leasing
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RE: Angel Eyes for Mazda3 HB
ORIGINAL: icspots
No one that sells the angel eyes sells them in complete headlight units... it would just be prohibitively expensive. You have to open the lights, install the halos, reassemble the housings, and then run the wiring. If you're comfortable working with your hands you probably won't have too much trouble doing it. All the kits I know of come with 4 halos, ballasts, and wiring.
Here are some sites that sell them. There may be some minor differences between them, but for the most part they're all the exact same product. Also you can sometimes find them on ebay, but these guys offer a lifetime warranty on everything.
http://xenonexpert.com/ddekits.html
http://thexenonstore.com/angel.php
http://store.uniqueeurodesign.com/in...cPath=57_58_60
No one that sells the angel eyes sells them in complete headlight units... it would just be prohibitively expensive. You have to open the lights, install the halos, reassemble the housings, and then run the wiring. If you're comfortable working with your hands you probably won't have too much trouble doing it. All the kits I know of come with 4 halos, ballasts, and wiring.
Here are some sites that sell them. There may be some minor differences between them, but for the most part they're all the exact same product. Also you can sometimes find them on ebay, but these guys offer a lifetime warranty on everything.
http://xenonexpert.com/ddekits.html
http://thexenonstore.com/angel.php
http://store.uniqueeurodesign.com/in...cPath=57_58_60
3rd link isn't working. Just to let you know.
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RE: Angel Eyes for Mazda3 HB
There have been a number of other How-To's but unfortunately on other forums.
It"s a rather involved process that requires you remove the headlights from the car and literally bake them in an oven... dangerous if you"re not careful,to say the least.
I know one very smart guy that baked his LS headlight to the point of having to replace it. (It melted.)
It"s a rather involved process that requires you remove the headlights from the car and literally bake them in an oven... dangerous if you"re not careful,to say the least.
I know one very smart guy that baked his LS headlight to the point of having to replace it. (It melted.)
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