I recently installed some angel eye foglights from autozone. They match the car quite well and were only $60 vs the ridiculous $350 the dealer charges. The angel eye portion is alright but kinda ricey I dont see myself using it that much. Let me know what you guys think.

 

looks good grainy tho you just mount in front of grils or did you take them out? and you have blue in your headlighs or am i seein things?

 

minus the lic plate and the pic fuzz... it looks great

 

Yea sorry about the grainy pics my camera sucks takin pics at nite. Maybe ill retake them tommorrow when its not so dark. Yea those grills pop right out, the fogs are mounted right where the grills used to be. I have hyperwhite turn signals and the bulbs happen to be blue so you arent seeing things

 

veryy nice..so how do those vent things pop out?

 

yes how do they pop out and also what is the brand and model of those foglights?

 

There is two little push in clip things one on each side, squeze them together and pop it out... I took mine out when I took my bumper off, But when u take them out it dont look clean...

 

i looked under there and it seems you DO have to take the bumper offf.............so nevermid ill get the foglights first

 

They are pilot pl-1069w.

 

whats the diameter of those lights?

 

So how was the actual install? Easy? Troublesome? Time consuming?

 

I like the look of those and if they are not too hard to put in I think I will get them and maybe this http://www.cardomain.com/shop/item.pl?sku=PILPLSW16 to control it and some cc interior lights...

 

The diameter is 2 3/4". The install was fairly easy, went smooth just a bit time consuming. Took me longer to intall these than it took me to install the springs lol. Probaly just because I took my time to make the install look clean and to hide all the wires well. Also drilling the holes for the brackets is a little difficult because the limited amount of space you have to work with.

 

You dont have to take the bumper off the get those covers out. I just pried them out with a screwdriver wrapped in a rag.