[camaross305]

Thats right! The same great kit! My kit has been out for about 2 years now. I think i have provided the best customer service with issues and have sold around 350+ kits. My kit was designed and specifically built for the BMW platform. Im still offering the 2 year warranty and any color available. I have had experience with the kit and HID's. I only offer quality parts. Just check the tons of reviews all over 1 series, e90post, and m3 post.

sale price is 199$ shipped!!!!

Ive been developing an HID angel eye kit for the e92 and e90's that use an H8 bulb.

-This is for ALL e92's!!!
-2008 model E90's (Lci's with HID headlights) and up.

I had a circuit built that will Retain all factory features. i.e you will be able to leave your lights on auto getting in an out of the car. This circuit even with me getting it built overseas will cost 75$ alone I know you can kinda rig and HID to work by tapping into the ECU but it throws error codes and puts your car into limp etc. My kit is just plug and play . No cutting of any factory wires, etc. Just plug in the circuit to one of the exsisting light sockets for the angel eyes and hook up a relay etc. I will provide a Full DIY to install. It is very easy and maybe 25 min tops

I have a few members that are on here and have my beta kits on their cars. Ive had a few members running this kit for over a year with zero issues. Not heat issues etc. I have 300-350 Bimmerpost members that have been running these kits. So if you want some feedback from other members check over there.

This kit produces zero error codes. It also still keeps the approach feature so when you unlock your car and approach the HID halo's will turn on just like stock. These are super bright and can be seen perfect even in broad daylight. You can still control them through your i-drive and turn them on and off at your leisure.

As you can see alot of these pictures are in direct sunlight!!!! Very visible.

The price will be $239 shipped with 2-3 day air shipping. Unless you are outside the US. Its a flat rate of 259$ shipped to Canada and 269$ any where else in the World. (Promotion is over so regular price is $269 not including shipping).

Here is some pics of the kit and some different colors of members that have installed them on their cars.












First is 20000+ K














12000K












8000k












8000k in one stock in the other with a 3pm sun





6000k Its a pretty close match to the stock HID's with a hint of blue























3000k in one and 20000k in the other. Then just 3000k


These are in DIRECT sunlight!





Just 3000k By itself

[zamba0321]

How is the light output/daylight visibility versus the stock angels and versus the LUX H8
do you have some comparisson pics for the 6000K versus the onew I mentioned ?

[camaross305]

Light output compared to stock is MUCH brighter. These will be brighter than LUX or any LED

[Chewy734]

Looks great! Are you making a similar kit for the pre-LCI E90s in the future?

[camaross305]

Originally Posted by Chewy734

Looks great! Are you making a similar kit for the pre-LCI E90s in the future?

The problem with the pre lci's is the odd shaped bulb. Ihave found a solution but it requires some trimming of the socket. Im trying to get one that is just plug and play

[Chefcg1]

I know nothing about bulbs and there differences, but can you give me a quick education into what the differances are?
Does the kit come with the bulbs?
does this address the fog lights?
Price $199 or $239?
Sorry for all the questions.

[rkan]

Originally Posted by Chefcg1

I know nothing about bulbs and there differences, but can you give me a quick education into what the differances are?
Does the kit come with the bulbs?
does this address the fog lights?
Price $199 or $239?
Sorry for all the questions.

Just trying to clarify this for myself since up till now I had only been looking at LEDs. These are like the headlight HID bulbs right? They will eventually burn out? What does it cost to replace the bulb? (6000K)

Ditto on the price question, and how do you purchase them? Website?

[camaross305]

Originally Posted by rkan

Just trying to clarify this for myself since up till now I had only been looking at LEDs. These are like the headlight HID bulbs right? They will eventually burn out? What does it cost to replace the bulb? (6000K)

Ditto on the price question, and how do you purchase them? Website?

They last a very long time. Their life is about 3 times a halogen (about 50000 hours or same as an LED life) you should never need to replace them. But if you do replacement bulbs are about 35$ for a pair.

I take paypal. Pm me for my paypal info or i can send you a paypal request.

To answer Chefcg1's questions. The price is 199$ shipped. All bulbs are the same brightness etc. The only difference is the colors etc. The kit includes everything you will need. I sell Fog light kits for 89$

[rkan]

sounds good. forgot to ask, do they dim when the headlights come on?

and what do you mean.

"Just plug in the circuit to one of the exsisting light sockets for the angel eyes and hook up a relay etc."

hook up a relay? Is there drilling or tapping wires, or any more than plugging into the existing wiring harness?

[sourphish]

Originally Posted by rkan

sounds good. forgot to ask, do they dim when the headlights come on?

and what do you mean.

"Just plug in the circuit to one of the exsisting light sockets for the angel eyes and hook up a relay etc."

hook up a relay? Is there drilling or tapping wires, or any more than plugging into the existing wiring harness?

First off, I love his kit and am currently using them with 8000k bulbs
To answer your question, no, they don't dim when the headlights come on.

Here is his DIY guide for the kit: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=233720

And $199 is a great deal...I got them for $249 awhile ago but I was happy.

Hope that helps!

[mkPOTO]

how many sets do you have?

[camaross305]

Originally Posted by rkan

sounds good. forgot to ask, do they dim when the headlights come on?

and what do you mean.

"Just plug in the circuit to one of the exsisting light sockets for the angel eyes and hook up a relay etc."

hook up a relay? Is there drilling or tapping wires, or any more than plugging into the existing wiring harness?

Yup just plug in circuit, plug in harness, plug in bulbs and ballasts

Originally Posted by sourphish

First off, I love his kit and am currently using them with 8000k bulbs
To answer your question, no, they don't dim when the headlights come on.

Here is his DIY guide for the kit: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=233720

And $199 is a great deal...I got them for $249 awhile ago but I was happy.

Hope that helps!

Thanks for the answers

Originally Posted by mkPOTO

how many sets do you have?

I have everything but bulbs. Just because everyone wants a different color. After ordering it takes about 3 days to get your kit out but i ship 2-3 day air in most cases so roughly a week all together after an order is place

If anyone has any more questions please dont hesitate to ask

[rkan]

Originally Posted by camaross305

Yup just plug in circuit, plug in harness, plug in bulbs and ballasts



Thanks for the answers



I have everything but bulbs. Just because everyone wants a different color. After ordering it takes about 3 days to get your kit out but i ship 2-3 day air in most cases so roughly a week all together after an order is place

If anyone has any more questions please dont hesitate to ask

According to the DIY, looks like you need to do a little more than that. Ground each one per side, run wires around engine bay and secure them, notch cover to allow wires to run out of bulb enclosure. While not overly complicated it is a little more than "plug and play".

[Donald-335i]

Originally Posted by rkan

According to the DIY, looks like you need to do a little more than that. Ground each one per side, run wires around engine bay and secure them, notch cover to allow wires to run out of bulb enclosure. While not overly complicated it is a little more than "plug and play".

nope it's pretty much PNP

[camaross305]

Originally Posted by rkan

sounds good. forgot to ask, do they dim when the headlights come on?

and what do you mean.

"Just plug in the circuit to one of the exsisting light sockets for the angel eyes and hook up a relay etc."

hook up a relay? Is there drilling or tapping wires, or any more than plugging into the existing wiring harness?

Originally Posted by sourphish

First off, I love his kit and am currently using them with 8000k bulbs
To answer your question, no, they don't dim when the headlights come on.

Here is his DIY guide for the kit: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=233720

And $199 is a great deal...I got them for $249 awhile ago but I was happy.

Hope that helps!

Originally Posted by rkan

According to the DIY, looks like you need to do a little more than that. Ground each one per side, run wires around engine bay and secure them, notch cover to allow wires to run out of bulb enclosure. While not overly complicated it is a little more than "plug and play".

Yea you do have to connect the ground and positive but those just bolt right up. No cutting etc. As far as the notching you actually dont even have to do that. About 75% of people i know of tell me they didnt even notch it. And on my installs i dont notch either. It just makes it easier if you do.

But its plug and play i think ... I mean LUX ,etc. you still have to run wires for positive and ground too and hide them etc.

[Pete The Greek]

Just ordered a set myself!

[Alpine 335i]

Any hid fog light kits for pre lci e90?

[camaross305]

Originally Posted by Alpine 335i

Any hid fog light kits for pre lci e90?

Yup!

[formgen]

Will this work on a 2009 e93 M3?

[camaross305]

Originally Posted by formgen

Will this work on a 2009 e93 M3?

Yes it will!

[JEMarsal]

Loving mine still. Great product....

[mekeni]

pm'd