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CLASSIC DIY: double neon angel eyes

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this is way brighter then the LED angel lights I donno how long it will last but dam rite it looks good





so here's a DIY
I used four of this Roung Cold Cathode Fan neon lights by Sunbeamtech all had diameter of 80mm and you can find it in the computer store
since computer parts and our car uses same 12v there wont be any problems with converting voltages this kit includes a fan(not needed), neon, switch(not needed) wires, and inverter
I used four of this neons




first take your bumper off and so as your headlight



take your headlight apart and you will have this part on your hand



screw off the original LED angel light



drill a small holes into red dots



cut off four edges of plastic cover to make it round



put the neon ring on, get the wiring out to the back and hold the ring with wires





now you are done with the lowbeam light now for the high beam light,
drill two holes on highbeam/daylight which will be used to hold the rings




put the neon rings without the plastic cover



put back the headlights,seal it and connect it to the inverter





do the wiring and you are ready to rock
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