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Replacement Headlights
My 2000 X5 needs new headlights. I've done the grinding, sanding, polishing, restoring thing with good results, but it's just time to replace. I don't want to go the OEM route due to the $600 per side cost. Any good after-market suggestions?
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ebay.com
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Why replace? What is the problem with the old lights?
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jlevi.com or umnitza, projector53's..i think you will like them..
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=239062 |
Why not buy a set of good used halogen lights and remove the front cover to fit on your lights? The halos sell for around $10 each if anybody will buy them! They pop up on fleabay all the time.
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thanks, Primetime, I like umnitza.
Mark - They just look bad, that's all. I used Lens Renew, which I think is the better of the restoration products, and it took out a lot of the damage and haze. I'm just thinking about something that will look newer. |
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I just got finished using this product: http://www.myheadlight.com/
It made my headlight look like new. I can't tell the difference side-to-side (one of my headlights is new and the other - the one I refinished - is 7 years old and looked absolutely horrible). Absolutely the best detailing product I have ever used.... Recommend you give it a try. |
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