DDE (Angel Eyes) Install Done -- Photos Inside!!
11-10-2004, 01:27 AM
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Rick's place is in fremont ... he does work out of his townhouse ... his garage is big and is carpeted. 
Originally Posted by black-rx8-msbodykit
where is rick guy's shop located?
11-11-2004, 07:35 PM
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No it's not. If these are actually Daylight Demon Eyes then thats is a good price. Who did you call Razpewton, this guy??
I remember that DDE's for and e46 could run from $600 - 900
Did he make these himself, or are they actually DDE's?
I remember that DDE's for and e46 could run from $600 - 900
Did he make these himself, or are they actually DDE's?
11-11-2004, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by shigginsrx8
No it's not. If these are actually Daylight Demon Eyes then thats is a good price. Who did you call Razpewton, this guy??
I remember that DDE's for and e46 could run from $600 - 900
Did he make these himself, or are they actually DDE's?
I remember that DDE's for and e46 could run from $600 - 900
Did he make these himself, or are they actually DDE's?
11-14-2004, 03:17 PM
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Just thinking on the cheap side, maybe I should say inexpensive method. Having been a mod computer entusiast, working with neons, cold cathodes and LEDs, I wonder what the diameter of the headlight ring is as such. If it is what it looks like to me, an 80MM round cold cathode tube that is used for 80MM fans might just do the trick and these sell for so little now days providing you can find a source. I did find a source for some that could be easily modified to fit due to the fact that they have a dual ring, the center ring could be removed and the mounting could be easily modified to look very nice. Of course the second ring could maybe be left but it would probably be too hot to do so.
Here is a pic of the lit up dual tube round cold cathode 80MM fan, which, btw, runs on 12V DC. Look familiar?
This would look something like the second pic if the second ring could be left.
Here is a pic of the lit up dual tube round cold cathode 80MM fan, which, btw, runs on 12V DC. Look familiar?
This would look something like the second pic if the second ring could be left.
11-14-2004, 04:07 PM
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just curious how are you going to get that in there...I believe alex's ddes are flexable so he was able to install them through the access panel
but I'm not so sure if anyone can do this you can Dennis
but I'm not so sure if anyone can do this you can Dennis
Originally Posted by D MENAC 7
Just thinking on the cheap side, maybe I should say inexpensive method. Having been a mod computer entusiast, working with neons, cold cathodes and LEDs, I wonder what the diameter of the headlight ring is as such. If it is what it looks like to me, an 80MM round cold cathode tube that is used for 80MM fans might just do the trick and these sell for so little now days providing you can find a source. I did find a source for some that could be easily modified to fit due to the fact that they have a dual ring, the center ring could be removed and the mounting could be easily modified to look very nice. Of course the second ring could maybe be left but it would probably be too hot to do so.
Here is a pic of the lit up dual tube round cold cathode 80MM fan, which, btw, runs on 12V DC. Look familiar?
This would look something like the second pic if the second ring could be left.
Here is a pic of the lit up dual tube round cold cathode 80MM fan, which, btw, runs on 12V DC. Look familiar?
This would look something like the second pic if the second ring could be left.
09-07-2005, 10:53 PM
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Same, as long as its not a rediculous amount.
I think the eyelids are neccesary though, it seems to hide the wires from the one around the projector quite nicely.
I think the eyelids are neccesary though, it seems to hide the wires from the one around the projector quite nicely.
09-08-2005, 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by umnitza
This would be a complete DIY setup.
We need one test car in the local area so we can perfect it, instead of doing the one-off that our partner install facility did on this one.
Figure initial opening prices around $99 for a basic kit, $129 for a kit with relay and harness.
Final pricing 20% higher upon intro.
We need one test car in the local area so we can perfect it, instead of doing the one-off that our partner install facility did on this one.
Figure initial opening prices around $99 for a basic kit, $129 for a kit with relay and harness.
Final pricing 20% higher upon intro.
09-08-2005, 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted by truemagellen
a moderator is going to delete this post and scold you so to as a tip...u should edit the post to say 'PM me for details'
We spoke to Peter (owner of the site) today, we're just finalizing some details on our sponsorship for the forums
09-08-2005, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by umnitza
Now, why would a moderator do that to your next supporting vendor :D
We spoke to Peter (owner of the site) today, we're just finalizing some details on our sponsorship for the forums
We spoke to Peter (owner of the site) today, we're just finalizing some details on our sponsorship for the forums
09-08-2005, 12:21 PM
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Unfortunately, we need to be more specific in our own location information.
We are in NorCal. Our location has been updated now.
Peter I believe is the owner (maybe his name is Ryan, I barely heard the name, but had a good chat with him nevertheless )
We are in NorCal. Our location has been updated now.
Peter I believe is the owner (maybe his name is Ryan, I barely heard the name, but had a good chat with him nevertheless
)
09-08-2005, 12:26 PM
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Getting Ryan confused with Peter? you may mean another mod who I'm not sure he wants his real name posted (but his name is not Peter)
still a bit fishy...once I see your name in the vendor forums listing I'll believe you and be interested in purchasing from you too
still a bit fishy...once I see your name in the vendor forums listing I'll believe you
and be interested in purchasing from you too
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