Higher power head lights for E60
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HI,
Is anybody using 100W H7 instead of the standard 50W head light bubs in the non xenon (obviously!) in the E60? Is there potential problem with the higher power drain and higher temperature? I do not want to melt the cables nor the bulb holder or the reflector. I have looked into after market HID xenon conversion kits but found none that can be used with the "unique" E60's H7 bulb holders. So, the only way to get more and whiter lights, is to fit 100W light bulbs it seems.
Thanks,
Wlodek
Is anybody using 100W H7 instead of the standard 50W head light bubs in the non xenon (obviously!) in the E60? Is there potential problem with the higher power drain and higher temperature? I do not want to melt the cables nor the bulb holder or the reflector. I have looked into after market HID xenon conversion kits but found none that can be used with the "unique" E60's H7 bulb holders. So, the only way to get more and whiter lights, is to fit 100W light bulbs it seems.
Thanks,
Wlodek
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Originally Posted by Wlodek' post='227648' date='Jan 22 2006, 03:20 AM
HI,
Is anybody using 100W H7 instead of the standard 50W head light bubs in the non xenon (obviously!) in the E60? Is there potential problem with the higher power drain and higher temperature? I do not want to melt the cables nor the bulb holder or the reflector. I have looked into after market HID xenon conversion kits but found none that can be used with the "unique" E60's H7 bulb holders. So, the only way to get more and whiter lights, is to fit 100W light bulbs it seems.
Thanks,
Wlodek
Is anybody using 100W H7 instead of the standard 50W head light bubs in the non xenon (obviously!) in the E60? Is there potential problem with the higher power drain and higher temperature? I do not want to melt the cables nor the bulb holder or the reflector. I have looked into after market HID xenon conversion kits but found none that can be used with the "unique" E60's H7 bulb holders. So, the only way to get more and whiter lights, is to fit 100W light bulbs it seems.
Thanks,
Wlodek
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Originally Posted by Wlodek' post='227648' date='Jan 22 2006, 03:20 AM
HI,
Is anybody using 100W H7 instead of the standard 50W head light bubs in the non xenon (obviously!) in the E60? Is there potential problem with the higher power drain and higher temperature? I do not want to melt the cables nor the bulb holder or the reflector. I have looked into after market HID xenon conversion kits but found none that can be used with the "unique" E60's H7 bulb holders. So, the only way to get more and whiter lights, is to fit 100W light bulbs it seems.
Thanks,
Wlodek
Is anybody using 100W H7 instead of the standard 50W head light bubs in the non xenon (obviously!) in the E60? Is there potential problem with the higher power drain and higher temperature? I do not want to melt the cables nor the bulb holder or the reflector. I have looked into after market HID xenon conversion kits but found none that can be used with the "unique" E60's H7 bulb holders. So, the only way to get more and whiter lights, is to fit 100W light bulbs it seems.
Thanks,
Wlodek
Can you confirm that you have been running 100w H7 bulbs in your current E60 for a significant lengt of time with no problems.
Wlodek
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