••ü•• Orion V2 for the E60 24 Hour Special
. But I still dont have the guts to open up my headlight...lol 
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Oh yeah by the way you guys mentioned using a dremel to cut your way into the headlights? 
Is there any other way around it, would baking it and prying it open work? Because before I do my E60 I was planning to clear out my Acura TL orange side signals and maybe install umnitza's angel eyes for it. Any suggestions on the TL head lights, think it would look nice with angel eyes?
Is there any other way around it, would baking it and prying it open work? Because before I do my E60 I was planning to clear out my Acura TL orange side signals and maybe install umnitza's angel eyes for it. Any suggestions on the TL head lights, think it would look nice with angel eyes?Use the Harbor Freight Multifunction power tool with Small General Purpose Angled Cutter Blade or the Dremel multi-max or similar unit. It'll slice like butter so be careful. This mod is easier than the M5 Cluster mod.
No resistors needed for pre-LCI E60s.
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Alright, listen up guys. Here's the trick. Don't use soldering gun or Dremel. It took me less than half an hour to do one head light.
Use the Harbor Freight Multifunction power tool with Small General Purpose Angled Cutter Blade or the Dremel multi-max or similar unit. It'll slice like butter so be careful. This mod is easier than the M5 Cluster mod.
No resistors needed for pre-LCI E60s.
Attachment 99821
Use the Harbor Freight Multifunction power tool with Small General Purpose Angled Cutter Blade or the Dremel multi-max or similar unit. It'll slice like butter so be careful. This mod is easier than the M5 Cluster mod.
No resistors needed for pre-LCI E60s.
Attachment 99821
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Attachme...atname=Cutting
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Hey Rizbel, Im gonna attempt to do this install this weekend, would you mind following this link and suggesting a cutting accessory for the dremel multi-max?
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Attachme...atname=Cutting
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Attachme...atname=Cutting
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Alright, listen up guys. Here's the trick. Don't use soldering gun or Dremel. It took me less than half an hour to do one head light.
Use the Harbor Freight Multifunction power tool with Small General Purpose Angled Cutter Blade or the Dremel multi-max or similar unit. It'll slice like butter so be careful. This mod is easier than the M5 Cluster mod.
No resistors needed for pre-LCI E60s.
Attachment 99821
Use the Harbor Freight Multifunction power tool with Small General Purpose Angled Cutter Blade or the Dremel multi-max or similar unit. It'll slice like butter so be careful. This mod is easier than the M5 Cluster mod.
No resistors needed for pre-LCI E60s.
Attachment 99821
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I had that and it still went through. LOL