HID Reverse Lights 6000K or 8000K
05-12-2010, 08:06 PM
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I did a DIY, made the product, might as well sell them too I guess. Price is $200 shipped. Installed price is $300 in the NYC area. For SoCal members, please contact Simon (nomis_nehc). Ballpark estimate is $120 installation charge for SoCal members.
It will come with pre-soldered diodes for the switch for the front.
Comes with the following in one package:
Short HID bulbs
Relay Harness
Philips Design Ballasts
Pre-soldered pre-wired diodes with wiring to the front for the switch
On/Off on-the-fly switch
***May not be street legal. Use at your own risk.
Here's the DIY: DIY For HID Reverse
Picture of Product:
Picture Installed (Looks OEM and is bright!!):
Some Night Time Pictures Courtesy of musashi530i:
Reverse Lights OFF
Reverse Lights ON
Some Pictures Courtesy of fabolous531:
It will come with pre-soldered diodes for the switch for the front.
Comes with the following in one package:
Short HID bulbs
Relay Harness
Philips Design Ballasts
Pre-soldered pre-wired diodes with wiring to the front for the switch
On/Off on-the-fly switch
***May not be street legal. Use at your own risk.
Here's the DIY: DIY For HID Reverse
Picture of Product:
Picture Installed (Looks OEM and is bright!!):
Some Night Time Pictures Courtesy of musashi530i:
Reverse Lights OFF
Reverse Lights ON
Some Pictures Courtesy of fabolous531:
07-04-2010, 04:32 PM
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My Ride: 2008 WHITE BMW 528i
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RPI SCOOP WITH K&N FILTER
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what sup man siamon sat to hit up with Reverse HIDS
07-05-2010, 11:03 PM
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Allow me to be the Brendon translator, lol. I assume he must've been typing when buzzed out of his mind in Hawaii 
"What's up man, Simon said to hit you up for the reverse hids"
"What's up man, Simon said to hit you up for the reverse hids"
07-14-2010, 11:27 PM
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Anyway. I have a new project with this coming. This time around, I will be installing a white LED near the headlight switch. And also a push button switch drilled into the dash. I'll be connecting the LED ground to the cigarette lighter ground and positive to the wire after the switch. When it's on, the light will come up. I might also add an additional switch (inspired by Krozi) just in case when someone drives the car and accidentally leaves it on for 2 hours causing my lights to melt. LOL. Actually, I'll add that switch anyway in the footwell.
It's more foolproof.
11-21-2010, 11:48 AM
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replying to many PMs regarding this. It does take a few seconds to warm up. After 3-5 seconds, it will be full brightness. Before that, it's still MUCH brighter than stock.
