Projector60s are coming along nicely
12-16-2011, 01:36 PM
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halogens? are you serious? i just automatically assumed it was for xenons....there are people out here in chevy caprice classics breaking their necks to upgrade to a xenon bulb....why would anyone buy a headlight option that still retained halogen? i must be missing something...maybe umnitza knows something we dont...
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12-16-2011, 01:50 PM
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halogens? are you serious? i just automatically assumed it was for xenons....there are people out here in chevy caprice classics breaking their necks to upgrade to a xenon bulb....why would anyone buy a headlight option that still retained halogen? i must be missing something...maybe umnitza knows something we dont...
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
12-16-2011, 01:53 PM
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It's for people to go from pre-LCI halogens to aftermarket xenon.
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
(you know i was joking right..)
12-16-2011, 02:07 PM
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It's for people to go from pre-LCI halogens to aftermarket xenon.
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
12-16-2011, 04:12 PM
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We're still considering it.
Maybe yes, but we will need a pre-order.
It's for people to go from pre-LCI halogens to aftermarket xenon.
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
I tend to think that the pre-LCI halogen owners in the states probably don't know very much about their E60 in the first place, which is how they ended up with halogen (or purchased it because it's cheaper). That being said, I simply can't fathom a "good" market here as opposed to Euro countries.
Honestly, if I was a vendor, what I would make instead is LCI looking headlights for pre-LCI xenon people. Make that plug and play, and BAM, I bet people would be buying it in floods even if it's priced at $1,400.
But the LCI is more troubling for the coding, so we're staying away for right now til we figure all those out. but they won't.
12-16-2011, 05:14 PM
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Coding? Why would that be necessary unless trying to enable cornering light? Just retain the same functions as the pre-LCI xenons and voila, no coding required. Cornering light is pretty worthless anyway.
