Changing my Yellow Angel eye's rings for white

ZimmerZimmer · 10-13-2013, 10:32 AM

Just a quickie peeps..

My 335i has the standard yellow rings with Xeons and I want to upgrade the ring colours to a bright white

first of all is a simple process to do (plug and play)

is the link below the correct fitment for my 2006 E90?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1407381554...407%26_rdc%3D1

Thanks in advance

ukbeemerboy · 10-13-2013, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ZimmerZimmer

Just a quickie peeps..

My 335i has the standard yellow rings with Xeons and I want to upgrade the ring colours to a bright white

first of all is a simple process to do (plug and play)

is the link below the correct fitment for my 2006 E90?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1407381554...407%26_rdc%3D1

Thanks in advance

No they won't fit your Pre LCI E90. Those are for Pre LCI E92/93 and post LCI E90/91.....

ZimmerZimmer · 10-14-2013, 02:06 PM

Thanks Buddy, i've spoken to the seller and he's sent me a link to correct ones...

Do you know if its a simple install/fit for the markers?

Nobber · 10-14-2013, 03:53 PM

It's pretty easy.

Jack the front up, take the wheel off, take off the inner wheel arch liner. 2 socket sizes, can't remember them off the top of my head. 9mm and 10mm I think.

Once you've got that out, you need a flat blade screw driver to remove the panel covering the side light (halo). In there the is a plastic cover with clips you need to remove with a flat blade screwdriver too. Then there are 2x star/hex headed screws and bingo your done.

Just do the steps in reverse and your done.

Word of warning, on the drivers side mine had the oil cooler, which is a pain in the arse if you drop something down behind it!!!!

marknjayne · 10-14-2013, 04:18 PM

i use these LED's,great bits of kit

ZimmerZimmer · 10-14-2013, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Nobber

It's pretty easy.

Jack the front up, take the wheel off, take off the inner wheel arch liner. 2 socket sizes, can't remember them off the top of my head. 9mm and 10mm I think.

Once you've got that out, you need a flat blade screw driver to remove the panel covering the side light (halo). In there the is a plastic cover with clips you need to remove with a flat blade screwdriver too. Then there are 2x star/hex headed screws and bingo your done.

Just do the steps in reverse and your done.

Word of warning, on the drivers side mine had the oil cooler, which is a pain in the arse if you drop something down behind it!!!!

So around a 1-2hour job then?

I was hoping to get away without taking wheels off, but seems I wont.

I'm lazy, I might just pay someone 20-30 to do the job...

Anyone interested? lol

ZimmerZimmer · 10-14-2013, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by marknjayne

i use these LED's,great bits of kit

I was looking at the slightly more expensive ones and the cheaper one, I kind of went for mid range as I couldn't really see any really difference between the prices range...also that's for the LCI - mines Pre

Nobber · 10-15-2013, 05:34 AM

Mines a Pre too and they cost me around £26 delivered. I'm well happy with the results too.

MAN15H · 10-15-2013, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by ZimmerZimmer

Thanks Buddy, i've spoken to the seller and he's sent me a link to correct ones...

Do you know if its a simple install/fit for the markers?

Could you post the link to the ones you brought in the end as I also have a 2006 335i which I was considering changing from yellow to white.

ZimmerZimmer · 10-16-2013, 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by MAN15H

Could you post the link to the ones you brought in the end as I also have a 2006 335i which I was considering changing from yellow to white.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3105241779...84.m1423.l2649

The sellers got cheaper ones (26.00), however these are the CREE latest LED version which are supposedly SUPER BRIGHT!

I'm hopefully going to get them fitted this weekend so ill let you know how I get on

MAN15H · 10-16-2013, 01:02 PM

Cheers for that link. They look good.

Take a before and after shot so we can see the difference and let us know if they are an easy plug n play install.

Josh1a1h · 10-16-2013, 01:08 PM

Don't go too bright... Otherwise you will just have a horrible blur from the inner angel eye and no brighter on the outer angel eye

Remember the light tubes can only transport X amount of light through the light tubes, so shoving more power through the led's wont make much of a difference if you are going for an evenly lit look

ZimmerZimmer · 10-16-2013, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MAN15H

Cheers for that link. They look good.

Take a before and after shot so we can see the difference and let us know if they are an easy plug n play install.

Will do without a doubt!

ZimmerZimmer · 10-16-2013, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh1a1h

Don't go too bright... Otherwise you will just have a horrible blur from the inner angel eye and no brighter on the outer angel eye

Remember the light tubes can only transport X amount of light through the light tubes, so shoving more power through the led's wont make much of a difference if you are going for an evenly lit look

I've read that too, however i've seen more higher power versions so i'm hoping I don't have that issue.....maybe I should have gone for the 3W lower power ones first then huh?

Ill keep you posted over the next few days...

I went for 7k, over 5k however kind of regret that now.....this shouldn't make no difference to the inner and outer being more or less bright right?

MAN15H · 10-16-2013, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh1a1h

Don't go too bright... Otherwise you will just have a horrible blur from the inner angel eye and no brighter on the outer angel eye

Remember the light tubes can only transport X amount of light through the light tubes, so shoving more power through the led's wont make much of a difference if you are going for an evenly lit look

The ones purchased by ZimmerZimmer are as he says 7k 10W so what would be the ideal setup for a perfect match to my xenon headlights..? 5k 10w..?

Josh1a1h · 10-16-2013, 02:26 PM

I think 40W is the best you are going to get.

I think stock yellows offer a better even output

ZimmerZimmer · 11-17-2013, 04:08 PM

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Hey guys,

I've been away on holiday for a few weeks and wanted to upload the pics as some ppl did ask..

They do look GREAT, tbh, the pics don't do the lights much justice, they do look even better in person.

I took my car to my mates garage and we did the job within an hour, we found it easier to remove the bumper and head lights, like I said it took around an hour.

There is other ways to do the install without removal of the two items but we found that it would have been very fiddly.

I'd recommend changing the ring colour on any set of angel eyes from yellow to white - LOVING THE NEW LOOK!

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Nobber Lieutenant 21 Rep 413 Posts Drives: 'That' 335i Touring Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Newbury - Berks iTrader: (1)	It's pretty easy. Jack the front up, take the wheel off, take off the inner wheel arch liner. 2 socket sizes, can't remember them off the top of my head. 9mm and 10mm I think. Once you've got that out, you need a flat blade screw driver to remove the panel covering the side light (halo). In there the is a plastic cover with clips you need to remove with a flat blade screwdriver too. Then there are 2x star/hex headed screws and bingo your done. Just do the steps in reverse and your done. Word of warning, on the drivers side mine had the oil cooler, which is a pain in the arse if you drop something down behind it!!!!
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MAN15H Lieutenant 47 Rep 506 Posts Drives: G20 BMW 330e MSport Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: The Shires iTrader: (1)	Cheers for that link. They look good. Take a before and after shot so we can see the difference and let us know if they are an easy plug n play install.
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Josh1a1h Banned 178 Rep 3,828 Posts Drives: AzuriteBlack 335i E92 Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Central North to West London iTrader: (2)	Don't go too bright... Otherwise you will just have a horrible blur from the inner angel eye and no brighter on the outer angel eye Remember the light tubes can only transport X amount of light through the light tubes, so shoving more power through the led's wont make much of a difference if you are going for an evenly lit look
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Josh1a1h Banned 178 Rep 3,828 Posts Drives: AzuriteBlack 335i E92 Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Central North to West London iTrader: (2)	I think 40W is the best you are going to get. I think stock yellows offer a better even output
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ZimmerZimmer I got the keyz to the Bimmer! 36 Rep 205 Posts Drives: 335i M-Sport Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Derby City Centre iTrader: (0)	Hey guys, I've been away on holiday for a few weeks and wanted to upload the pics as some ppl did ask.. They do look GREAT, tbh, the pics don't do the lights much justice, they do look even better in person. I took my car to my mates garage and we did the job within an hour, we found it easier to remove the bumper and head lights, like I said it took around an hour. There is other ways to do the install without removal of the two items but we found that it would have been very fiddly. I'd recommend changing the ring colour on any set of angel eyes from yellow to white - LOVING THE NEW LOOK!
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