Anyone rocking eagle eye headlights yet?
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I haven't seen anyone rocking them yet. EagleEyes Indonesia is the manufacturer of these and today was the first time I was able to find a picture of these on their actual website, so they must be brand new. More pics:
I bet wiring would be a b*tch from what I have read. Someone correct me if I am wrong but these are not plug and play. You will need to rig up your own switch for the halo's and worm type light on the corner directly on the battery. Not only that, but if you have HID's like I have on my MR, you would need to go aftermarket in order to keep your HID look.
I'm kinda upset after reading all of this information. Why go through so much trouble to make a nice headlight and not come up with a plug and play solution. I've been through the whole "build your own wiring harness" debacle before, and it is indeed a *****. Especially routing your wires through the firewall so you can have a switch in the cockpit.
Last edited by BrotherMayhem; Jan 17, 2013 at 08:18 PM.
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Not to defend eagle eyes, but its a b*tch and a half to remove everything from your headlights, bake them in the oven, then rip them apart , install your lights, and put them back together.
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if you are lazy its a b*tch... ive done about 7 sets and it only takes a few hours. The end result is worth it
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I'm busy baking my headlights right now for a projector conversion, it's actually pretty easy. But Halo's are for BMW and Audi and they should stay there, I see alot of civic ricer boys rock them too which makes me like them even less.
