I've seen some guys do it and it looks really cool.
How difficult is it to do and how much work has to go into the project?
Is there a certain model of Angel Eyes that work with 95 headlights easily?

Thanks,
Derek

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1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi -CLear Corners (Front and Back) -VHT Tails -Black Crosslace Rims - 5% Limo Tint all around -Red LED Interior Footwell Lights -Rockford Fosgaste 6X9's -Pioneer Head Unit -Red Neon Ground Effects -Lund Hood Scoops -AVS Headlight Blackouts
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSE -Black w/ Grey Interior (Parts Car)
1978 Trans Am - 4 spd 400 T-Tops Black exterior (around the rust) with Carmine red cloth interior

Everything would most likely have to be custom. It would be hard to put angle eyes in without projectors. I was going to put them around the projectors in my 03 but the ones I bought did not fit so I said forget it, I did not feel like waiting for different ones.
Shouldn't be too difficult just be creative..

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Why would the lack of projectors make it difficult?

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1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi -CLear Corners (Front and Back) -VHT Tails -Black Crosslace Rims - 5% Limo Tint all around -Red LED Interior Footwell Lights -Rockford Fosgaste 6X9's -Pioneer Head Unit -Red Neon Ground Effects -Lund Hood Scoops -AVS Headlight Blackouts
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSE -Black w/ Grey Interior (Parts Car)
1978 Trans Am - 4 spd 400 T-Tops Black exterior (around the rust) with Carmine red cloth interior

You would be trying to put a circular light in a square hole. Wouldn't look very good, and would probably inhibit your headlight's light output

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-Mike

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I've seen it done on an 80's camaro and it looked good.
Not sure about the light output..

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1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi -CLear Corners (Front and Back) -VHT Tails -Black Crosslace Rims - 5% Limo Tint all around -Red LED Interior Footwell Lights -Rockford Fosgaste 6X9's -Pioneer Head Unit -Red Neon Ground Effects -Lund Hood Scoops -AVS Headlight Blackouts
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSE -Black w/ Grey Interior (Parts Car)
1978 Trans Am - 4 spd 400 T-Tops Black exterior (around the rust) with Carmine red cloth interior

Well the angel eyes that I have saw without projectors didn't look so hot because of the fact that they reflected off the stock reflector and you really couldnt even tell they were angel eyes. With a projector which is round the angel eye circles it not reflecting off anything, just making it look like a ring. If that makes sense...

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Here is an example.

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Alright, I understand now.
So what does it take to put them in the foglights?

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1995 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi -CLear Corners (Front and Back) -VHT Tails -Black Crosslace Rims - 5% Limo Tint all around -Red LED Interior Footwell Lights -Rockford Fosgaste 6X9's -Pioneer Head Unit -Red Neon Ground Effects -Lund Hood Scoops -AVS Headlight Blackouts
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSE -Black w/ Grey Interior (Parts Car)
1978 Trans Am - 4 spd 400 T-Tops Black exterior (around the rust) with Carmine red cloth interior

Instead of putting them in or around stock fogs, buy a set of angle eye fogs. Hella makes a set. You will get better light output and the angel eyes are already installed.

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