Next headlight mod!
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My Ride: BMW E60
Model Year: 2016
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Haha. Well, good news is that I shouldn't have trouble finishing one headlight today. And most likely, if I have to work late into the night to get both sides finished, it will be done.
Umm, actually, maybe not since I will have to use my plastic welder which is kind of loud and might wake up neighbors
Umm, actually, maybe not since I will have to use my plastic welder which is kind of loud and might wake up neighbors
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From: DRACULA CASTLE in ROMANIA :D
My Ride: 530i N52
Model Year: 2006
Engine: n52
if i send u my headlight(AGAIN) ..so u can do this NEW mod,PAINT THE YELLOW RING >>> white.( like u suggest it before) and the rick break effect...... R U UP FOR IT? 
please pm for the combo price..
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please pm for the combo price..
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LED sperm power, lol!
So this is not exactly as straight forward as I thought. For whatever reason, there was a section that I cut is not lighting up all the way across. Good thing my math took in account for errors. In any case, I have one side measured out, wired (half way, sorta), and tested.
Now I just have to decide how I want to mount them. These shipped with 3M double sided tape, but I really don't think they're going to hold over time. A part of me is pondering if I should just use a really permanent adhesive and call it a day, but the cautious part of me is wondering if there's something good I can use and still be able to reverse it -- if for whatever reason I want to...
Suggestions?
P.S. The black stuff is liquid tape, just in case
So this is not exactly as straight forward as I thought. For whatever reason, there was a section that I cut is not lighting up all the way across. Good thing my math took in account for errors. In any case, I have one side measured out, wired (half way, sorta), and tested.
Now I just have to decide how I want to mount them. These shipped with 3M double sided tape, but I really don't think they're going to hold over time. A part of me is pondering if I should just use a really permanent adhesive and call it a day, but the cautious part of me is wondering if there's something good I can use and still be able to reverse it -- if for whatever reason I want to...
Suggestions?
P.S. The black stuff is liquid tape, just in case

Ah sick simon! I'm wondering with so many bright led and so many rods will it it just seem like one bright led instead of seeing each rod of led beams?





