Info Session | "How Can I Put Angel Eyes on my tC?!&
Here we go, pulled up the article for those of you who want to know:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=44668
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=44668
Depends on what your scale is. Can you drive with nothing but your demon eyes on? Of course not. Will they illuminate your garage when you drive in at night? Yes. Can you see them in broad daylight from far away...? Oh yeah.
Here is a pic of them on my car the other day, broad daylight. Mine is the black car on the right.

Thanks all
JL
Here is a pic of them on my car the other day, broad daylight. Mine is the black car on the right.

Thanks all
JL
Yo Levi, I just ordered some Predator ThinLine Demon Eyes, I'm curious Could I install them now...and say like in a month I want to buy a Hid system could they be removed with out damage? and placed back on with ease? Thanks.
I'll post some pics some time next week, thanks again.
I'll post some pics some time next week, thanks again.
Chris,
They are normally wired up either to trigger when the ignition is turned on, but you can either put in a switch or wire the trigger wire to another 12V power source (for instance parking lights), so they go on when that power source is active.
Most customers install them to be on whenever the car is on, because once you see them you'll want them on at all times, too.
Poison - Can you show me a link? I'm not really familiar with Xenith, I think they're an Xtec knockoff, but I'd like to see the kit before I answer the question.
Thanks
JL
They are normally wired up either to trigger when the ignition is turned on, but you can either put in a switch or wire the trigger wire to another 12V power source (for instance parking lights), so they go on when that power source is active.
Most customers install them to be on whenever the car is on, because once you see them you'll want them on at all times, too.
Poison - Can you show me a link? I'm not really familiar with Xenith, I think they're an Xtec knockoff, but I'd like to see the kit before I answer the question.
Thanks
JL
Here you go J .... https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...474&highlight=
I would like to know more about your HID system, got any info you can send my way?
I would like to know more about your HID system, got any info you can send my way?
Poison:
I typically avoid "comparing" our product with that of our competitors like I avoid the black plague. It's just bad business and always leads to "ours is better, theirs stinks" type arguments. Instead, I will tell you what our product features and you can make the comparison without my biased inputs
-Hardware rarely varies in HIDs, they all look and connect pretty much the same
-Our product is tested and trusted - this is the 7th HID kit we've tested, and over the last 2 years it has become the only one we'll sell.
-Why? Because it has SUPERIOR light output, excellent reliability, and quality components. One customer's front bumper splash guard broke on his HIDs, and the ballast fell out. It was still connected, so it dragged along the freeway at 80mph for 2 hours... and was still working when he arrived at his destination. The cover was beat to hell, but the HID system was FINE
-It comes with a LIFETIME warranty. No questions asked
-It comes with printed instructions
-It comes with industry leading customer service
nomis_nehc:
There are TONS of installers in San Diego, but most of them will want $150 to bake a set of headlights. This is why we recommend you do it with some friends on a saturday afternoon at a leisurely pace - but it really is your choice.
Out list of installers, again, is found here:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=229339
"Search Thread" and type in San Diego, you'll find 2-3 guys in your area.
I typically avoid "comparing" our product with that of our competitors like I avoid the black plague. It's just bad business and always leads to "ours is better, theirs stinks" type arguments. Instead, I will tell you what our product features and you can make the comparison without my biased inputs

-Hardware rarely varies in HIDs, they all look and connect pretty much the same
-Our product is tested and trusted - this is the 7th HID kit we've tested, and over the last 2 years it has become the only one we'll sell.
-Why? Because it has SUPERIOR light output, excellent reliability, and quality components. One customer's front bumper splash guard broke on his HIDs, and the ballast fell out. It was still connected, so it dragged along the freeway at 80mph for 2 hours... and was still working when he arrived at his destination. The cover was beat to hell, but the HID system was FINE

-It comes with a LIFETIME warranty. No questions asked
-It comes with printed instructions
-It comes with industry leading customer service
nomis_nehc:
There are TONS of installers in San Diego, but most of them will want $150 to bake a set of headlights. This is why we recommend you do it with some friends on a saturday afternoon at a leisurely pace - but it really is your choice.
Out list of installers, again, is found here:
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=229339
"Search Thread" and type in San Diego, you'll find 2-3 guys in your area.
Originally Posted by THansenite
Those look very nice. Since there are ballasts in the install kit, is it safe to assume that these aren't the crappy "rings with a LED" install? I am definately interested in these rings, and a very good price for them. PM me if you have more information on these. Thanks
remember you can reduce your chances of a ticket if you retro fit your headlights. so just throwing a hid kit in there will blind other drivers too.
jlevi
is their any other type of sealeant you guys use to prevent condensation. because sometimes headlights dont seal properly after rebaking them
also why are you guys using ballast just for halos??
jlevi
is their any other type of sealeant you guys use to prevent condensation. because sometimes headlights dont seal properly after rebaking them
also why are you guys using ballast just for halos??






