Any angel eyes recommendations ?

[HockeyGoon]

I want to get a pair of angle eyes that would look good on my 05 coupe

Any recommendations?

[jakksfor20]

Orion "whatever they are up to now". I think 2.5. You do know you will have to bake your headlights, correct?

[ELCID86]

You guys that got shorted two doors, also got headlights that don't come apart nearly as easy as sedans.

[johnrando]

For coupes, I like my Umnitza Orions. I've heard that others have had some issues with them lately, but I never have. This is another thread on this in the "lighting" section, where I'll move this when your done.

[Lanister]

For our Coupes, the angel eyes are considerably more expensive than for sedans. So much so that I got discouraged from going that route completely. Not to mention the headache of having to bake the headlights in the oven to pry them open. I know it's doable but seems like a heck of a lot of effort+money for a light show that I don't get to see myself

But to answer your question, Umnitza or Khoalty are your best options.

[johnrando]

Mine come on every time I unlock my car. They also fade out when I lock my car. So actually, I get to see them a lot, every time time I walk up to my car from the front. (not to mention off the reflection in other cars). Plus, I KNOW they are there, so that helps My main this is bling, plus I really like that they act as DRLs.

[Lanister]

Fair play, John

[Vas]

Khoalty and their price does seem attractive

[Lanister]

Khoalty and their price does seem attractive

$329.99 at Khoalty vs $269.99 at Umnitza?

[NickZHP]

I just got Orion V2's and I love them and they also seem to be the most popular among other e46 owners.