The AntiRice

Who here knows where I can get a Lazy Eye kit for my FC. I have looked all over, and can not find anything. Thanks

MtnRacer

Try searching for "sleepy eye" rather than lazy eye, you'll turn up more hits.

Steve

NCGNETO90

iTrader: (3)

The easiest way to do this s to just take out the fuse. But for those like me that do things the right way all you do is go to shucks and get like 10 feet of wire and a switch. Cut the wires going into the fuse, run the wire to the switch (were-ever you want to mount it), and then run it back to the wire to the fuse. it costs like 5-10 buxs.

NZConvertible

Because it looks like ***, serves no useful purpose, makes the lights useless and upsets your aerodynamics. It does not look aggressive or "badass", it looks broken.

truespin88

To me, lazy eye looks cool. But to hardly anyone else. I've found that if you use the cleaner switch to raise them, and pull the fuse, the best position for them is when the bottom of the headlight itself (the glass) is level with that black bar that goes across the front behind the bumper. This covers nearly half of the headlight, but leaves enough of it to provide decent visibility. I use this when it's bad weather in the daytime. Makes me more visible without having the headlights all the way up.

truespin88

Oh, and the company that makes the formal kit is called Pivot. Search ebay for pivot headlight and you'll see.

domesttuner

I know I'm a newbie, but I think the sleepy look is only really good for show cars, and if you want something functional, take out the headlight on the passenger side and run a plastic funnel to your "custom intake" (which you shouldn't need since there are plenty of real kits available) and then you would at least be able to look smart.

ps- keep the trash mouth to yourself-it only makes the rice grow.

hpram99

obviously if you take a look at my signature, you would see I very much hate rice myself.

although he made a dumbass comment, I'm going to defend atnti-rice
If he was planning on doing some intake plumbing around the headlights, and somehow keeping the headlight raised a little would help air flow in, I can then see how this would be usefull and fit under your list of 'mods'

if you want it just for looks, your a farking moron

Rued

Yes that drag is a bitch since we all drive such high demanding courses and competitions where such minimal drag is important.

And further more if he had a CONTROLLING UNIT like requested in night time applications there'd be less drag, and he could just lower the lights all they way down in the day.

stevensimon

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well for the most part it is a personal opinion. i think it look good on my probe, but not on my fc. anyways. the SCCA banned the sleepy eye mod from competition for a reason, so i think it must do something for the car. if you like it buy the kit or build one and enjoy it. if you dont, so what. its his car.

NZConvertible

And considerably less lighting!

Rued

yes if you like to see wats in those pesky trees....

as long as u dont over do it your lighting won't be that badly effected.

nice try though.

AE_Racer

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mine are up half way, turn on the brights and they are better than normal, without having every other person flash me...and when using lights, they would provide less drag than having them all the way up, if you want to get into drag...

Mr. Gadget

half way up with brites on is not a good thing. Look at what your saying from a leaga standpoint. If you rearend someone for any reason at night time with this mod in the way you describe, you will be paying out the nose.

As far as taste, show cars and stuff, its up to each of us to decide what we like. As far as practicable applications, the law decides for us. Modding lights is a bad deal with the law.

Mike86

I don't mind the sleepy eye look on the FCs,infact,I think it looks good,other than being completely useless. I drove around for a few weeks with my Celica having sleepy eyes and it's more of a novelty than anything. I got mixed reviews from friends and family on how it looked,but it was just as hassle to make them sleepy. You have to manually adjust the headlight motors by hand,but then when you turn your lights on full,they pop up,and then when you turn them off,they go down. What I used to do was turn the lights on,and then wind them down to the sleepy look. They looked cool that way. However,I am not a huge fan of pop up lights and prefer pop up replacement kits. I was going to fabricate my own for my Celica, but since it's for sale,that idea is now scrapped.

$150FC

ok antirice, what 'advantages' are there to sleepy eye?

if you want cool headlights, do something like what 1fastt2 did. build your own kit.

rusaccord

There was a kit for sale on ebay a while back for the sleepy eye mod. It was a ****, and I think their intention was that you can adjust how far to open the headlights form inside the car. This seems to be a good idea - cruise around with the headlights sleepy during the day, close them fully whenever you need, open fully at will.

On the other hand, by doing this your headlight is no longer protected from debris, it will get dirtier faster, and earn you "ricer" comments form those who don't like it.

Mr. Gadget

No problem!

Aaron Cake

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I had to waste 5 minutes cleaning up this thread. Please keep it clean. Thanks.

NZConvertible

Bollocks. Absolute bollocks. If you seriously think your lights work as well as they're supposed to when half of the light output is obscured you're crazy. Most people complain about FC lights not being effective enough even when they're used properly.

86GXL

When i pulled my fuse it drained my battery. Put it back in and problem fixed.... Just be cautious of that.