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10-28-2012, 10:28 PM | #1 |
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Hi guys just wanted to say hi!! my family haved owned alot of bmw's but I decide to go down the land rover path and get myself a discovery 3!!for my second car after a year i was missing not having a bmw so i decided i would carry on with family tradition and go get myself one!! its an 05 325i in sparkling graphite with 80,00kms on the clock and got it for ripper deal cause im in the car industry!! its all stock atm but am planning on putting on minor mods
-angel lights -black performance grille -CSL black wheels -slightly lower it let me know what your thoughts are and what else i should consider
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10-29-2012, 02:55 AM | #3 |
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yeah i was thinking of doling somthing with the tailights!! i was thinking of blacklining them or also e90 m3 led tailights??
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If so, I dont think DEPO are in business anymore - and their products are/were rubbish anyway. My advice would be to look at ebay.uk for a set of pre-lci e90 xenon headlamps - they seem to go for about 150 pounds each. That is pretty cheap and they are RHD biased unlike those from the states - which are cheaper but wouldnt be legal here. Then buy a set of D1 bulbs (~$100 each) and you can use the other bulbs from your stock housing. Then look for the the thread on halogen-Xenon conversion under the DIY section of these forums. These earlier e90s used a D1 HID bulb for low beam and a standard H7 Halogen for the high beam - they are not bi-xenon which would be much harder to retrofit. |
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