Yellow Replacement Bulbs
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From: Connecticut
My Ride: 2008 BMW 535xi Purchased 2/2011Sapphire Black MetallicNatural Brown LeatherPremium, Sport & Cold Weather
I've used these in the past on my previous cars...they lasted about 4-5 years. They are 2500k in color and almost that "Lexus" yellow. http://www.nlmotoring.com/Luminics-J...s-p/ly-h8t.htm
You'll find better prices, I just grabbed the first link I saw. But, they're Luminics JDM Yellow H8's and look great in fog sockets.
You'll find better prices, I just grabbed the first link I saw. But, they're Luminics JDM Yellow H8's and look great in fog sockets.
same situation here...i don't think the lenses can be replaced, you'd probably have to do the whole assembly. I was going to replace the fogs but found them to be in the range of 100 per side...i think i'm just going to hold out until i do the full mtech kit and get the fogs for that.
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 178
Likes: 0
From: Connecticut
My Ride: 2008 BMW 535xi Purchased 2/2011Sapphire Black MetallicNatural Brown LeatherPremium, Sport & Cold Weather
Have you guys tried one of those restoration kits? I just did this on my wife's headlights and they came out looking brand new. It's amazing how much light gets restricted from that as well. But it was a 3 step process, lots of elbow work (should have bought the kit that works with a drill), but it was well worth it.
same situation here...i don't think the lenses can be replaced, you'd probably have to do the whole assembly. I was going to replace the fogs but found them to be in the range of 100 per side...i think i'm just going to hold out until i do the full mtech kit and get the fogs for that.
same situation here...i don't think the lenses can be replaced, you'd probably have to do the whole assembly. I was going to replace the fogs but found them to be in the range of 100 per side...i think i'm just going to hold out until i do the full mtech kit and get the fogs for that.
ick (figures)...oh well, thanks for the reply.
Have you guys tried one of those restoration kits? I just did this on my wife's headlights and they came out looking brand new. It's amazing how much light gets restricted from that as well. But it was a 3 step process, lots of elbow work (should have bought the kit that works with a drill), but it was well worth it.


