hi ppl
just wondering if its possible to have the Angel eyes on the E30 these are the round rings that are seen on newer and new bmw's.
i know that this was possible on my old clio when i had my morrette headlight converstion.
and today it was bought to my attention when in my rear view mirror was a 03' 5 series estate and wow it looked smart i tell you!
to say it would look equally as smart on a E30 would be an understatement!
Lee
Angel Eyes On A E30??
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cuk325
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i had them personally on my touring, jkust a cheap diy kit tho, dale on here does some real good quality ones
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E30_320i
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would you recommend having them cuk? or would you prefer the original 'smileys'?
Lee
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mrLEE30
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Lee
yes the angel eyes do look excellent on E30's and are relatively easy to fit with a bit of fiddling (not with kids!) check the tech article i wrote on how to make your own smoked hellas, this shows how to open the lights then i stuck mine in with black silicone. I went for the surelight neon angel eyes and really happy as look good both at night but also during the day,. others i have seen make the lights look ugly during the day as the angeleye kit is very visible. have a look and PM me if you need any help. www.surelight.co.uk by the way.
mrlee
yes the angel eyes do look excellent on E30's and are relatively easy to fit with a bit of fiddling (not with kids!) check the tech article i wrote on how to make your own smoked hellas, this shows how to open the lights then i stuck mine in with black silicone. I went for the surelight neon angel eyes and really happy as look good both at night but also during the day,. others i have seen make the lights look ugly during the day as the angeleye kit is very visible. have a look and PM me if you need any help. www.surelight.co.uk by the way.
mrlee