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Demon Eyes. Ever heard of them?

Discussion in 'VN - VP Holden Commodore (1988 - 1993)' started by 1vngal, Feb 7, 2006.

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    1vngal

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    While browsing around on e-bay, i came across an item called demon eyes. They are inserts that go in to your head lights, and from what i could see from the pic, they looked pretty awesome. I wouldn't mind some for myself, but what i want to know is how hard are they to install? And what exactly are they?
     
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    yZoH

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    There actually called angel eyes, originally from BMW's

    The ones on ebay are aftermarker cheap copies, run a flexible PVC Duples tube with coild fluro cable around them with an LED in each end of the tube, A rip of really.

    To install you need to remove your headlights and remove the glass lense from the headlights then go from there..

    cheers
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    1vngal

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    It seems so. Bugger!! I thought they looked pretty awesome, but no thanks to much stuffing around for me.
     
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    lol you obviously dont work on your own car if you think thats too much stuffing around
     
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    1vngal

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    I choose what gets done and then i bribe other people to do it for me. That way it's not my fault if it all goes wrong! :yeah: Usually, i stand there, point in the general direction of a problem and cry "Fix IT!!!" Generally workes. Plus a mate of mine is a mechanic and lives just across the road. A quick sms and voila! Instant mechanic! I love it!
     
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    hahahah so in answer to his question no u dont do work on ur own car hahahaha
    ah dw, yea "demon eyes" on ebay r a cheap rip off of angel eyes although they do claim they r the same thing coz they look the same but not made the same way
     
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    1vngal

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    Ok so I'm lazy!! So maybe i should forget the whole demon/angel eyes or whatever idea?
     
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    vn4play

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    dude if you read what you are buying, you are not getting anything!!
    Its like the"turn your tv into a 60" projector" for only $20.
    You will be buying instructions on how to make your own set. then you have to go buy all the bits and do the design yourself.

    In my oppinion they are too ricey for fittment to a vn-vp, but hey thats my opinion. If you like em give them a try. and write a how-to so other ppl don't have to buy instructions either.

    jimbo
     
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    yZoH

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    vn4play, Jump on ebay mate, 90% of the demon/angel eye kits are the actual kits now.

    Cheers
    MaT
     
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    Well, if i decide to buy them, how do i know if i'm getting a ready constructed kit, or just instructions on how to make them myself? Will it say all this in the item description? Is it really worth it? Has anyone got these or known someone whos got them?
     
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    Not worth it, It just add's to wank factor... They can't peg ya for illegal like parkers though, because all you do is say there BMW Angel eyes..

    Cheers
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    Waste of money i say.
     
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    I thought they were neons..
     
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    i saw a ford EA with celophane wrapped around his lights in green!!! lol no crap i nearly stacked laughing when i saw it!
     
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    vn4play

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    sorry guys my bad, last time i was looking at them they were just instructions. should be damn easy to fit then really.
     
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    Well, I'm not sure if i want them anymore. I'm always looking for something different. Not pees me off more than seeing the wanks in the carparks on a friday night with the front wheel drive pulsars, corolla and cars like that. I mena they all have the same big mags, same big spoilers and the same fake blow off valves that they picked up from supercheap. I just want to be different!!!!!!
     
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    You got a VN you are different... Aint that good enough for the time being... Take your mind off visual mods and try to go more on the performance side.

    Cheers
    MaT
     
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    Or sound. It's really easy to do a custom sound setup that no one else will have. They are all different (if you do it yourself).
     
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    I would love to, but I'm on a budget. What are some cheaper performance mods that will suit me until i'm a bit more financially stable?
     
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    cold air intake $50, pod filter $90, cat back exhaust $300, chip $180 etc.... these are approx prices.
     
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