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Old 10-01-2011, 02:41 PM
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Burnt out low beam headlight.
I've had my 2006 X5 for about 6 months and the passenger side low beam headlight has burnt out. I went to a local auto parts store for a replacement and it was $80 for one bulb. I did some research and it looks like I can upgrade to super white for quite a bit cheaper. Since I would be upgrading the low beam bulbs to super white it would make sense to change the angel eyes to super white as well right?

I found these on Ebay. Does anybody have any experience with these? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Also, since there are two angel eyes on each side would I need two pair?

Thank you in advance.

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