hey beck you saw the ones on my car, in the pics. I put my switches where your gain slider is but if you have ony questions hit me up on AIM: Callawaypro35

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I made mine..I am waiting to put them on here but it only cost me like 20 bucks and my time....they look great at night .

my only worry is if the stock wireing wont hold the power and amps that the new lights pull. how meny amps do those lights pull? and what gauge is the stock wires?

I used their wiring, so i don't blow anything, and don't have to cut the stock setup, I used LED'* to show status, so i can see what'* on at night at a glance. They're 3000mcd LED'*, they're BRIGHT.

Halo'* on.

Driving Lights on

I have the stock wiring and have the Angle Eyes, I also have the 55w silverstar bulbs in the lights, bright as hell

here is my switch panel the AE switch is the one second to the last on the right



and at night

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and the AE'*

I've seen enough of the AE'* with just the halo'* on...I wanna see the whole light on....See if they're worth me getting a pair.

Bright as Sin. Cyberwhites seem to be better for oncoming traffic, Hellas are good if you want a lot of light up and down, if you're going up or down hills etc. On a few twisty roads here outside of town i'm glad i have them since low beams don't hit high.

http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/feb19gallery/

http://bonneville.fearthepearl.com/may9/

How tough of an installation is this? It would be my first time really doing anything electrical stuff on my car.

sweet setup d00d

Here'* the link to my photo essay on Angel Eye installation...

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...c.php?p=122272

I wired the main lights for the Angel Eyes to the original fog light woring, thus my overhead foglight switch still works.

I install seperate red illuminated switchs for the angel eye 'halos'.