After the somewhat struggle it seemed to mount my Angel Eyes, they are finally in and wired up (except for the switch isn't inside yet). Thanks for the inspiration on these guys, you know who you are. Went for a ride tonight and they look AMAZING!!! Make it looks meaner than it already does with the eyebrows. And the driving lights are so damn bright I can't even tell my low beams are on. I like it!

Stay tuned. I'll have some pics up in a couple days.

Glad to see you got it all working!

Pete, Can't wait to see the pics.Bravo Zulu

Well I found a nice sized hole in the firewall next to the master cylinder side. I got the switch inside finally and will think about mounting it in the console above the power seat controls. But IF I sell it, I want to take the Angel Eyes before I do, so I don't want to cut a hole since the next possible owner will not like the fact he has a hole there....anyway, I'm rambling.

Just wanted to say I'll be taking pics tomorrow night. They should be up within 24 hours.

Take the angels, leave the switch. Switches are cheap.

I don't know why I didn't think of that. That'* true..I will do that. The guy who buys it will have to deal with a useless switch. I'll just have to find one that is the same set up. How should I cut a hole for the switch? Mind you, I don't have a dremel. :? Any way I can improvise? I'd like it to be in the piece where your switches are. How does that piece come out? It looks like it'* connected to the power seat control piece.

Oh, btw, thanks for suggesting the driver'* side of the firewall. It would have been a PITA on the other side. Thanks to Nate86 also.

Just pop it out. No tools. Then disconnect the seat harnesses. Most switches require a round hole. All of mine did. Just drill

Pop the console out? It looked like it was connected to the plastic piece around the seat controls when i tried today. I'll do it tomorrow. I'd need a rectangular hole though.