Headlights

[MrDavidsen]

Hello my fellow MItsubishi owners!

i thought about The Cibie headlights, but ****ing hell! they cast alot

So i thought about the Angeleyes version.

I have a link here: http://www.astina.dk/lygter/mitsubis...ath=38_222_719


What do you think? will they get street credit

best regards

[menno3x8g]

Don't know if they get credit.
But, they only fit nicely the US Galant.

[Davezj]

yes i believe they are for USA spec galants not jap spec VR4.
i alomost bought a set many years ago when looking for headlight alternatives.

if they are US spec headlights they will leave a gap at the indicator end under the light unit and they will leave gaps at the grill end.

[Bobby~d]

What Dave said is soooo true. I bought a set and the fittment was horrible just like how Dave explained so I took them back and got refunded.

[Louis]

You can buy n American grill to go with them, But the beam alignment is for left hand drive cars (usa and Europe), but depending on the lamp units you can change the beam angle plate.

[Bender]

As other said, You do end up gap's, not the right fitment bah bah bah

Added some photos for you,

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Myself, I like them and the gap's don't worry me that much to do anything about them, and I also like them fact that, they are rare there in New Zealand

[Louis]

Can't you take the front lens ( JDM plastic) off a standard set and swap with the lens on the angel eye ones?.
Then lights are good and lens will fit and fill all gaps. Spaces inside are black and won't be as noticable,

They look good, the beam pattern is also an issue in UK

[CMcCartney]

US cars are LHD so the beam pattern will be higher on the right side than the left side, they will require modifying to pass testing, but it is possible, after all people can register LHD cars on countries that drive on the left, but with the standard beam pattern on those lights you will blind other drivers!