BMW OEM Plate Light LED's
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Euro-Headlights | Euro-LCI Tail Lights | AiB V3.0 | Solaris Invisi-bulbs | OEM LED Plate Lights
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Cost of parts alone for the adapter will be $35-40. The relays are about $10 ea. Let me contact my friend who helped me put them together and see if he's interested in making more. How much would you guys be willing to pay on top of parts for his time? Lets start a feeler group buy list to see if there's enough interest. I'm putting Steven down as one.
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I can help you guys install them for free. NO CHARGE!
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I can help you guys install them for free. NO CHARGE!
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Here are my pics. It includes comparison of OEM LED v aftermarket festoon LED bulb from autolumination
left side is the OEM LED
OEM LED v OEM Yellow
OEM LED v aftermarket 39mm festoon LED bulb
(notice the difference)
Props to Knightcom (Ryan) for his help.
OEM proves to be the winner. I'm still in the process making my LED setup with the resistor. I will post pics soon!
left side is the OEM LED
OEM LED v OEM Yellow
OEM LED v aftermarket 39mm festoon LED bulb
(notice the difference)
Props to Knightcom (Ryan) for his help.
OEM proves to be the winner. I'm still in the process making my LED setup with the resistor. I will post pics soon!
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Originally Posted by delje08' post='536336' date='Feb 26 2008, 11:39 AM
How many resistors are needed for each light.
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Originally Posted by KnIgHtCoM' post='536318' date='Feb 26 2008, 11:15 AM
Cost of parts alone for the adapter will be $35-40. The relays are about $10 ea. Let me contact my friend who helped me put them together and see if he's interested in making more. How much would you guys be willing to pay on top of parts for his time? Lets start a feeler group buy list to see if there's enough interest. I'm putting Steven down as one.
1. ImSortOfABigDeal
2.
3.
4.
5.
I can help you guys install them for free. NO CHARGE!
1. ImSortOfABigDeal
2.
3.
4.
5.
I can help you guys install them for free. NO CHARGE!
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,903
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From: Los Angeles, CA
My Ride: 2007 E60 530i
Color: Jet Black/Black Anthracite
STEP | Sport | Premium | NAV | Logic 7
EXTERIOR:
M-Tech Kit | M5 Mirrors, Trunk Finisher | Jet Black Kidney Surrounds | Madico Charcool Tint 54%, 35%
LIGHTING:
Euro-Headlights | Euro-LCI Tail Lights | AiB V3.0 | Solaris Invisi-bulbs | OEM LED Plate Lights
PERFORMANCE:
Porterfield R4-S Brake Pads | K&N Air Filter
WHEELS & SUSPENSION:
Work VS-XX 20x9, 20x10 | Toyo T1R 245/30/20, Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 295/25/20 | KW V2 Coilovers | Rogue Engineering 15mm Spacers
That is the cost of parts per pair for the adapter. I'm still working out how much my friend wants for his time (labor) or if he's even interested in making more at all. I will keep you guys posted here.
Great work John on the comparison of OEM vs. Aftermarket!
Great work John on the comparison of OEM vs. Aftermarket!
