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Well I decided to change from the yellowish standard lights in my OEM Angels to a bright white light, so its more in keeping with the Xeons 
Happy with the results... although I can't believe you have to remove the entire headlight to change essentially a side light bulb...
Keep catching myself trying to see the reflection of the lights in cars when stuck in traffic at lights (Some people need to wash their cars more
)
Happy with the results... although I can't believe you have to remove the entire headlight to change essentially a side light bulb...
Keep catching myself trying to see the reflection of the lights in cars when stuck in traffic at lights (Some people need to wash their cars more
)
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Originally Posted by BLooD' post='999125' date='Sep 5 2009, 07:40 AM
nice job mate, u got the bug now
Cheers guys! yea didn't take long to get the bug
Will be looking to fit a Dension 500 once my cars been updated I think...
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Originally Posted by jay77' post='999130' date='Sep 5 2009, 02:46 AM
Cheers guys! yea didn't take long to get the bug Will be looking to fit a Dension 500 once my cars been updated I think...
Will be looking to fit a Dension 500 once my cars been updated I think... I always wondered why BMW had yellow angel eyes. Audi did their's right! White LEDs!!
, want me to go around and persuade him? (j/k) 
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Originally Posted by jay77' post='999115' date='Sep 5 2009, 07:24 AM
Well I decided to change from the yellowish standard lights in my OEM Angels to a bright white light, so its more in keeping with the Xeons
Happy with the results... although I can't believe you have to remove the entire headlight to change essentially a side light bulb...
Keep catching myself trying to see the reflection of the lights in cars when stuck in traffic at lights (Some people need to wash their cars more )
Happy with the results... although I can't believe you have to remove the entire headlight to change essentially a side light bulb...
Keep catching myself trying to see the reflection of the lights in cars when stuck in traffic at lights (Some people need to wash their cars more
)
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Originally Posted by Techno79' post='999176' date='Sep 5 2009, 09:35 AM
The lights look really good and you've interested me in doing the same mod. What lights did you buy and how much were they? You mention removing the entire headlight, was it difficult to fit? How long did it take?
Fleebay seems cheapest option for the uk.. but make sure you get the right type of bulb, I think LCI models have a different bulb
Head light removal is easy.. its 4 Torx screws two on top of the headlight that you remove and two towards the back that you loosen to allow you to slide the head light out (takes a bit of wiggling) it out
have a look
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2005 E61 530d, 20" Breyton reps, Eibach springs, M5 bumper/mirrors/MFSW
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1998 Audi A8 4,2Q, 19" RS4 wheels, Remus exhaust KW coilovers etc
1986 Audi 100CC, funky fresh steel rims w plastic covers, rubber lip on boot.....
1987 BMW 320i, 15" alloys + rubber lip on boot :)
1982 Opel Ascona 1,6DL, tinted windows and a big-ass subwoofer :P
If you have tiny girlie hands like me and don't mind them getting cut or scratched in a few places during the process, you can change the lights without removing the whole ass'y.
Anyway, nice mod jay! Looking forward to see more upgrades in the future. Cheers
Anyway, nice mod jay! Looking forward to see more upgrades in the future. Cheers
