LCI HID Angel Eyes!!! 2008+ Models with Xenons Only!
04-27-2010, 12:29 AM
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Finally placed my order earlier today for the HID AE's, clear amber led side indicators and led license plate lights. Even texted brabus at midnight PST to confirm I ordered the 8000K yield 6000K, hoping he would wake up to my text before shipping out my order in the am.
The dude texted me back at 1am PST! Does he ever sleep?
Now I feel bad asking him to send me the regular license plate LED's and not the new ones which have 18 LED's (which I feel are a little too bright). My bad for not researching the forum fast enough I guess.
The dude texted me back at 1am PST! Does he ever sleep?
Now I feel bad asking him to send me the regular license plate LED's and not the new ones which have 18 LED's (which I feel are a little too bright). My bad for not researching the forum fast enough I guess.
04-27-2010, 10:33 PM
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This was done on an LCI E63 M6. Following installed:
8000K D1S Low Beams (Surprisingly, this is the EASIEST low beam install I have done on a BMW!)
8000K HID Angel Eyes (It's tight!!!)
LED Interiors
License Plate Lamps
Here's a few snaps in direct sunlight. VERY hard to capture the picture on my camera phone. Was too lazy to grab a camera. I will be doing a few more M6s anyway. In real life, you can see the rings PERFECTLY. VFrom about 4-5 car lengths, the rings are very even.
8000K D1S Low Beams (Surprisingly, this is the EASIEST low beam install I have done on a BMW!)
8000K HID Angel Eyes (It's tight!!!)
LED Interiors
License Plate Lamps
Here's a few snaps in direct sunlight. VERY hard to capture the picture on my camera phone. Was too lazy to grab a camera. I will be doing a few more M6s anyway. In real life, you can see the rings PERFECTLY. VFrom about 4-5 car lengths, the rings are very even.
04-29-2010, 04:42 AM
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John,
could you PM me a price for LCI 8000K angeleyes. No relay etc required as I run my own relay directly battery. I carried out a DIY LCI retrofit. I currently have H8 mtec bulbs.
could you PM me a price for LCI 8000K angeleyes. No relay etc required as I run my own relay directly battery. I carried out a DIY LCI retrofit. I currently have H8 mtec bulbs.
04-29-2010, 10:11 AM
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Nope. The factory halogens run about the same temperature as the HID. Actually, the HID runs a tad cooler.
No relay? A special relay must be used. PM sent.
No relay? A special relay must be used. PM sent.
05-08-2010, 12:06 AM
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Please please please review the DIY BEFORE trying to install it. Installing it without the DIY is like installing it blindfolded. Not many individuals can do that. I can do it since I developed the kit. LOL
DIY is here: My link
DIY is here: My link
05-10-2010, 09:33 AM
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Price is now $225 shipped. $260 installed flat rate for all vehicles in NYC area. Does not apply to SoCal customers. Please PM nomis_nehc for installation quote.
Some new pictures from an M6:
Some new pictures from an M6:
06-13-2010, 08:57 PM
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HID Angel Eyes V3 now launches. It utilizes TWO relays instead of one. This allows cooler operation of the resistor and less stress on the relay, that's in my opinion anyway LOL. Still a good price of $225 shipped!