BMW LED fogs.

[ImagioX1]

Hey guys thought I would show yall a little project i just completed.

BMW F15 LED FOGS From the retrofit source
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/closeouts/bmw-x5-led-fog-lights.html#.Utdlp_RDu_Q

Took a risk and had to just start cutting my bumper It was a super tight fit but it made it. The one on the driver side is slightly angled up but actually that was a good thing. Enabled me to see better on narrow roads. Used a relay harness and splitters and wired them to my lowbeams. So now six bulbs are on when the highbeams come on.

Anyway on to the pics. Super wide. Dont add much foreground light at all. And best of all they dont produce any glare. But when directly in front the light it is nice and white. And they look very similar to the oem fogs too.

 

[kn0x47]

post the photos in a photobucket account then just post a link to the account

 

[ImagioX1]

post the photos in a photobucket account then just post a link to the account

Says I must be a registered member for 7 days to post links

The only way I can post the images is by making them really small.

 

[Bax]

Send me the links I'll post them for you

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[ImagioX1]

Send me the links I'll post them for you

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Thanks man but 7 days have just gone by. And the pics are up^^ Let me know what yall think.

 

[cfox28]

Seems to have worked out. Though I would say, the visible part of the housing above the lens ( the silver area) I would like to see that covered somehow, maybe plasti dipping it to see how it looks. I just feel like it will look more integrated

 

[RedRyder]

^Agree. I'd paint the housing black around the lens, then they'll look more like they belong there.

 

[ImagioX1]

THats what everyone keeps telling me. I might have to get some flat black paint and paint the outside of it. I think they are ultra permasealed so I cant really open them and paint the inside without damaging them.

 

[RedRyder]

I don't think you need to paint the inside, just the outside of the housing will do. And I'd use a few coats of paint. Plastidip will chip easily being down that low from daily road debris.

Good job btw.

 

[SykVSyx]

Lays out a good path of light, that's nice.

Install looks clean, nice work.