Anyone have any pictures of these fitted to a clio?

[Barnett]

As in title, I was xenons but they're a bit pricey. Anyone seen what these look like fitted? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chrome-An...lio&hash=item23220787f3&_uhb=1#ht_2289wt_1186

 

[couzens]

I'd hold out for Xenons tbh. They look very cheap and tacky.

 

[Barnett]

I do prefer the xenons. But I've always liked angel eyes on other cars. Plus at least these ones keep the same sort of shape/layout of standard clio headlights so i quite liked that, just not gonna be a fan if they're all shiny and overstated

 

[Joe#]

Get xenons, or keep you're standard halogen units.

 

[trickznoodle]

I've seen them fitted on a couple of cars. They look stupid and cheap, up close. Plus, the light dispersion quality is equal to that of a flashlight...

 

[Stefan.]

they look horrendous, save abit more for xenons...they say buy cheap you buy twice.

 

[Coops Mk1]

as above, i'd avoid tbh

 

[JoshOm3]

A slap across the face with a Wet fish comes to mind when I opened the link.

 

[Barnett]

Haha ok message received loud and clear, I will not be purchasing them

 

[-Craigo]

You could always make your own

1. Buy a couple clear Plastic rods off eBay and fin the diameter of ye light you would like to fit it too.
2. 2 place them in the oven until they're playable and place them in something circular till its set
3. Buy some resistors and led's. Drill both ends of the angel eyes and place / the LEDs in place with them bridged by a resistor.
4. Place some tiny little cuts on the aide facing outwards in a even spacing
5. Hook them up to the battery and relay or similar.
6. Fit them and show them off. The lift emitted from the led will shine through the whole of the rod giving the look of halo light. Obviously placing them inside the light.

Dont mind me, just a Cheap mans way really. DIY ftw

 

[Rubicon_]

Do not buy.

 

[dezmondo]

No!