89 240 sleepy eyes
02-15-2005, 09:27 PM
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Re: 89 240 sleepy eyes
Originally posted by Biggamehit
bougth them on ebay and modified them a little
bougth them on ebay and modified them a little
did you mean the you bought the sleepy eye controller off of ebay?
02-15-2005, 10:18 PM
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My mistake. I don't know why they looked uneven in that one pic (the daytime one) but I see it now. I didn't know you could control both seperately... that's wierd, they look broken when you do that, lol. Looks good though.
02-15-2005, 10:46 PM
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sorry for the mistype i ment to say i bought the light housings from ebay. its like an hid starter kit, i have like hyper white/blue light ( well one. the other blew during a hotshot) and i added the angle eye effect to it .
i have to control them seprately casue the guy who had it crashed on one side and i had to unbend the frame, the light is damaged, ill fix it so i can use the sleepy controller. but all my money goes to performance first lol
i have to control them seprately casue the guy who had it crashed on one side and i had to unbend the frame, the light is damaged, ill fix it so i can use the sleepy controller. but all my money goes to performance first lol
02-15-2005, 10:52 PM
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Originally posted by shane_lxi
My mistake. I don't know why they looked uneven in that one pic (the daytime one) but I see it now. I didn't know you could control both seperately... that's wierd, they look broken when you do that, lol. Looks good though.
My mistake. I don't know why they looked uneven in that one pic (the daytime one) but I see it now. I didn't know you could control both seperately... that's wierd, they look broken when you do that, lol. Looks good though.
lol u know how u wink at a girl, thats what its doing lol
02-15-2005, 10:57 PM
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Well I knwo you can manually control them seperately, but I thought you had a switch. Just cut your brown wire, and take out your 5 amp fuse, and it will work great, lol. Kind of ghetto though, but free 
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02-15-2005, 11:04 PM
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na i didnt use the brown wire thing i unhooked the electric motor and turned it down by hand.
what i did is got a bright bulb and it made the housing give off the angle eye effect, the inside of the housing has like he ripples in it
what i did is got a bright bulb and it made the housing give off the angle eye effect, the inside of the housing has like he ripples in it
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02-17-2005, 01:08 PM
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yea lol that was a baby one to, i have shot flames out that were about 2-3 feet
but i only had that feature for about a month cause my exhuast was beginning to over heat. so i turned my timing up.
that night a actually blew my downpipe off but i got new exhust the next day
but i only had that feature for about a month cause my exhuast was beginning to over heat. so i turned my timing up.
that night a actually blew my downpipe off but i got new exhust the next day
02-17-2005, 11:56 PM
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Yeah, bf is not good. It's never good actually, lol. I still am not getting what you did with your headlights. You pointed your bulbs out? Or did you just put in those diomand cut housings, and they did hte trick?