BMW e60 Pre-LCI Angel Eyes Orion v2
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I recently installed the Orion v2 and had my headlights blacked out, and all I can say is they are a must have. The look of the angel eyes and blacked out headlights entirely changes the look of your car. For anyone out there thinking about it, jump on it. Simon (nomis_nehc) installed mine and I highly recommend him for the job. I cannot think of anyone that is more experienced or more qualified than he is.
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My Ride: Alpine E60, '09 535i-Premium, Sport and Comfort Access PackageMods: Lux H8 V3 Angel Eyes, Weisslicht LED license plate lights, Interior LED lights, RPI Scoop, Matte Black Grills, Smoked LED side markers & side reflectors, 35% tint all around, and a 3
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I agree he did the work on my lights too.
I agree he did the work on my lights too.
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Simon,
have you ever dimmed AE using nettodat coding?
I need to dimm my Orions as they are too bright for the night driving and I have problems with the police because of that.
I have tried to change the alue for voltage in Nettodat.trc using NCS Dummy, but it didn't allow me to enter the HEX value for 6V.
So, if you have experience with this, I would appreciate any idea on how to solve this.
have you ever dimmed AE using nettodat coding?
I need to dimm my Orions as they are too bright for the night driving and I have problems with the police because of that.
I have tried to change the alue for voltage in Nettodat.trc using NCS Dummy, but it didn't allow me to enter the HEX value for 6V.
So, if you have experience with this, I would appreciate any idea on how to solve this.
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Nobody ever wants the Orions dimmed, even with the v4s, so this is not a request I have dealt with.
Having said that, there was a discussion about this long ago, unfortunately for you, I recall it is only relevant to cars that has LM2.
Your best bet is to purchase the white control box that has the dimming feature (dims to 70%) or purchase parts to build a potentiometer to self adjust.
Having said that, there was a discussion about this long ago, unfortunately for you, I recall it is only relevant to cars that has LM2.
Your best bet is to purchase the white control box that has the dimming feature (dims to 70%) or purchase parts to build a potentiometer to self adjust.
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Nobody ever wants the Orions dimmed, even with the v4s, so this is not a request I have dealt with.
Having said that, there was a discussion about this long ago, unfortunately for you, I recall it is only relevant to cars that has LM2.
Your best bet is to purchase the white control box that has the dimming feature (dims to 70%) or purchase parts to build a potentiometer to self adjust.
Having said that, there was a discussion about this long ago, unfortunately for you, I recall it is only relevant to cars that has LM2.
Your best bet is to purchase the white control box that has the dimming feature (dims to 70%) or purchase parts to build a potentiometer to self adjust.
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