To xenon or not to xenon
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go with the xenons
... i saw a e60 with no xenon the car just looks cheap... go for it !!! its worth the money.
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Originally Posted by iceman316' post='262386' date='Mar 30 2006, 11:52 AM
go with the xenons
... i saw a e60 with no xenon the car just looks cheap... go for it !!! its worth the money.
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You calling me cheap dude?
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Don't think twice. Order them. You most certainly won't be sorry. They look cool, they function flawlessly and most importantly, they'll make your car a safer car to be in.
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Hi xtype and welcome,
Donno where you from (please fill in your data), but if you have dark nites overthere
get the Xenons.
No disadvantages!
Donno where you from (please fill in your data), but if you have dark nites overthere
get the Xenons.
No disadvantages!
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Originally Posted by xtype' post='262330' date='Mar 30 2006, 02:02 AM
Hey guys,
just ordered a 525 last week.
I'm however still doubting on the xenon lights ?
Is this really better on
- looks
- visibility
?
Advantages/disadvantages ?
Bi-Xenon (is this something special or do we mean just xenon lights with this ?)
Suggestions are welcome
just ordered a 525 last week.
I'm however still doubting on the xenon lights ?
Is this really better on
- looks
- visibility
?
Advantages/disadvantages ?
Bi-Xenon (is this something special or do we mean just xenon lights with this ?)
Suggestions are welcome
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I completely agree with this. The visibility pack is great. Xenons come complete with adaptive system, for the same list price as Xenons on their own (in the UK). The adaptive lights are great. Had them on a test car and expected them to be a bit of a gimick, but when cornering you really notice the difference.
Xenon lights alone illuminate the road much better and cause less strain on the eyes, so are great for long night runs.
Don't regret your decision for a moment !
Xenon lights alone illuminate the road much better and cause less strain on the eyes, so are great for long night runs.
Don't regret your decision for a moment !
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Absolutely get the xenon?s! They are simply marvelous!
Unfortunately for us colonials with adaptive bi-xenons ? the center lights are only used for DRLs and flashing.
Has anyone in the US tried to convert them to come on with the high beams, as in the EU?
Unfortunately for us colonials with adaptive bi-xenons ? the center lights are only used for DRLs and flashing.
Has anyone in the US tried to convert them to come on with the high beams, as in the EU?
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Originally Posted by KAF' post='262453' date='Mar 30 2006, 06:25 AM
You calling me cheap dude? ![Angry](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/angry.gif)
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