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The Heat Sink of this bulb seem to be pretty thick and I was wondering if you had managed to put the round black cover, at the back of the headlight assembly, with the bulb installed. The clearance between the socket of the OEM H8 bulb and the cover is pretty small ... 10 mm maybe. When I look at pictures you took of the LUX bulb, I wonder and would appreciate you to clarify. You said it was difficult but did you manage to put the cap back in place, as is, or did you make a cut into it? I understand that you elected to place the power module & fuse outside of the headlight assembly. To do that you must have made a cut in the plastic wall, right? So far, any issue with the bulb? Still working OK? Thanks again. |
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[QUOTE=Dilaro;773268]Similar question, what did you do with the ballast in the end? I left mine inside the headlight housing, but im afraid that might get too hot and burn/ melt the wires.. did you mount yours some how?
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The bulbs are still working fine and looking great. I have the same LUX bulbs, an earlier version, in my M3 for a year now and no problems either.
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http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ated-pics.html
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Thanks, for the pictures on the PIAA LED's and, by the way, good looking car. I like the 214-Style 20" rim package. I picked it as well but wonder about the ride and the tire noise.
Back to the DRL's, most of you have seen the pics of the 2011 X5 launch in Florida, where they used European versions. Here is one of the links: Ultimate Photo Gallery: 2010 BMW X5 LCI In comparing all the pictures that have been posted so far, I do believe that the MDS LED LUX V2 (pictures posted by Epacy) are the closest to the new BMW OEM LED DRL's. I saw a 3-Serie this week, that looked very good, although in the middle of a sunny afternoon, both inner & outer rings being very visible. I assume the Xtec LED's (T-Shape) are likely to be close to the PIAA's (V-Shape). By the way, here is another site selling the Xtec (UK): XTEC LED ANGEL EYES MARKER KIT BMW e90,e60/3/4,X3,X4,X5 - Xenon HID Headlight Upgrade Kits from HIDs DIRECT Ltd ![]()
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Does anyone know what brand of LEDs are being used for each of these kits? PIAA, LUX, GP, etc?
Just got a 2011 X5, and just got around to looking at things to do with it, and since i'm in the commercial lighting industry (LED) i thought i start here. The LEDs that are being used will be the difference in brightness (lumens output)between each of the different makes. |
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Cool White (6500K) 10mm Square Rebel - 180 lm |
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How about the other ones? |
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^-Any updates on this?
I trying to decide between the LUX v.2 and PIAA's... |
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Go Lux. I've seen both in person. PIAAS do not stand a chance in daylight. Almost invisible.
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