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- - angel eyes? (https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/exterior-lighting/23165-angel-eyes.html)

hey I was just wondering has anyone here done the angel eyes mod? I think that would look awesome on our cars!

I never heard of that modification. Any pictures of what they look like?

Bob

I always loved angel eyes........someone need to do a photoshop

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Originally Posted by 04chryslr

hey I was just wondering has anyone here done the angel eyes mod? I think that would look awesome on our cars!

I have an aftermarket set of head lights on my truck with angel eyes, I really like them. I wish someone would come out with a set for the Crossfire's, but I'm sure they would be pricy. Here's a pic of the truck, but you really can't see them very well.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...1&d=1185800738

wow I will be the first xfire with this mod then? I better get on it!

So thats what they call those. Ive only seen those once on a bmw late at night on a highway last summer. They looked like they were "floating" inside the headlight, really cool to look at.

I installed a kit on my BMW several years ago and they looked awesome. Bimmerforums.com had complete instructions on how to tap into the interior light fuse so that they turned on when you unlocked the car. Very cool. Unfortunately, I've heard that removal of the headlight assembly in the Crossfire is quite difficult. If anyone tried this, please be sure to post pics and a how to guide.

Kevin

yes please do this because im looking to do it at the same time i do my hid install because i think it will look awesome.

oh and i almost forgot... cool truck!

i removed my headlights for my paintjob and it is a pitta. especially getting them back in and not scratching anything. best to have an extra set of hands with you to pull down on the bumper cover.

yeah the lights are really hard to remove. but the angel eyes would look really sweet especially in conjunction with the first click(no head lights)

what size(s) should I get if I want to do this to my crossfire?

wcalvert and i had discussed at one point the possibility of doing an led mod to the headlights but more in the style of the new audi r8. place led's on the outer edge of the entire headlight housing rather than around each light assembly... similar to this...

http://gmotors.eu/blog/wp-content/up...-detail-lg.jpg

Hey folks,

I was poking around the net and found these guys:

http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...on=Custom&ID=1

I emailed them and received this response:

From: AACstyle@aol.com [mailto:AACstyle@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 11:49 AM
To: cichon@physics.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: Inquiry from AACStyle.com

We already have a kit for the crossfire (see attached).

The lights are a real hassle to open though so we never offered it to anyone.

-Justin M. Hartenstein
AAC Enterprises LLC
300 Jefferson Hwy. STE#805
New Orleans, LA 70121
www.AACstyle.com
1(800)407-5776
http://ssomail.charter.net/do/mail/m...M1866&part=1.2

In a message dated 4/24/2008 9:35:15 A.M. Central Daylight Time, cichon@physics.auburn.edu writes:

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Comments: I feel there would be a great deal of interest for an Angel Eye/Halo kit to fit the 2004-2008 Chrysler Crossfire.
Any chance of your developing one?

I'm kinda thinkin' of buying a pair of salvaged lights, getting one of their kits and givin' it a go.

What do you think?:)

I just ordered a set.

@ $200 It's worth a shot.

Maybe its just me but I'm not that crazy about the look,to much like "just bling"....

I am going to purchase a used headlight to see if I can make something similar to the Audi. If it works, I'll post pictures and step-by-step instructions.

Kevin