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[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by datbimmer

I wonder how the hell I'm going to make these fit my E92. I should get these in 2 weeks or so they are out of stock now.

If you have hands like a bear it may be harder, so find someone with small hands, like a girl

It's as easy as turning in a light bulb and plugging it in, on paper at least.

I've done quite a few installs on my own vehicle and some locally, so it only takes me a few minutes now but I remember some frustrating moments years ago.

[nitehawk]

Originally Posted by Jeff@TopGearSolutions

Error Free, Flicker Free and they do dim.


1 year warranty. They should last longer then competing models without fans. The fan module allows these units to run very cool, almost cool to the touch (but please dont try).We've tested other competing units and in less then a minute they would burn you.

Heat is the #1 killer of LED's which is why we had HPB implement fans for extra output and longevity.

Jeff, to clarify, do these dim when the headlights are on?

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by nitehawk

Jeff, to clarify, do these dim when the headlights are on?

Yes they do fade/dim and function like the stock bulbs.

There is also no flickering and Error free.

[datbimmer]

I can't wait to receive these. Should be on the way but didn't hear back yet.

[datbimmer]

damn can't wait to receive these

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Hoping to have them back in stock by late this week :Fingers Crossed:

[nitehawk]

Originally Posted by datbimmer

damn can't wait to receive these

Did you install them yet?

[rockblock]

Hi, I understand they have a fan, but since they are $80W each, I was wondering if there are any issues with overheating the headlight lens?
Thx

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by rockblock

Hi, I understand they have a fan, but since they are $80W each, I was wondering if there are any issues with overheating the headlight lens?
Thx

Not at all, they run cooler then stock and cooler then other offerings of the same output without fans.

80W is the equavalent output compared to a halogen, not the actual wattage pulled.

Remember, these are LED's; They require considerably less wattage to make the same output as a typical halogen/incandescent bulb.

[VP-jiminy]

I got a pair of the 80W just this week, but am still trying to find an installation video or instructions online without much success! I wish the seller would include a link or an installation brochure.

So, if anyone can post a link or equivalent, or PM it to me, that'd be great! Btw, mine is a 2009 E90 LCI with factory xenon headlights.

Please hurry, as I can't wait to install them!

[nastygnome]

Any new pics on these and how was the install???

[Sha]

Ive had them for a while and they seem nice, my only concern would be passanger side outer ring is not same with drivers side outer ring. other than that looks nice.

[datbimmer]

Originally Posted by VP-jiminy

I got a pair of the 80W just this week, but am still trying to find an installation video or instructions online without much success! I wish the seller would include a link or an installation brochure.

So, if anyone can post a link or equivalent, or PM it to me, that'd be great! Btw, mine is a 2009 E90 LCI with factory xenon headlights.

Please hurry, as I can't wait to install them!

rear of the headlight unscrew the cap to reveal the rear of the angel headlight bulb, twist the bulb out, twisting it away from the grill if you understand, toward the direction of the wing/fender, pull the bulb out unclip the connector, switch the bulbs, insert into socket at the same angle (notice the socket has cut outs to match the bulb holder) twist toward the grill to lock in place, place the cap back on.

[datbimmer]

No new pics. The outer ring is kinda invisible until it gets darker outside (sunset)

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

The outer ring can be seen if the lights are viewed head on at the same level of the headlight and about 30 feet away.

Just like the factory bulbs, they can't be viewed off angle or from too high above.

This is a flaw in the BMW headlights itself, not the plug and play bulbs.

If you want full outer ring visibility, you need to go custom.

[Jaronbwall]

Does the factory output LED interior kit include every light (trunk, foot well, glove box) etc? I'm looking to purchase both tomorrow.

[Asianoak]

I think so, double check though. Look at the E90 M3 parts and you'll find the LED interior kit there. I ordered mine last weekend and seem to remember reading that it included everything including trunk and glove box.

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by Jarronbwall

Does the factory output LED interior kit include every light (trunk, foot well, glove box) etc? I'm looking to purchase both tomorrow.

Originally Posted by Asianoak

I think so, double check though. Look at the E90 M3 parts and you'll find the LED interior kit there. I ordered mine last weekend and seem to remember reading that it included everything including trunk and glove box.

Includes every interior light including the above mentioned.

[Asianoak]

Originally Posted by VP-jiminy

I got a pair of the 80W just this week, but am still trying to find an installation video or instructions online without much success! I wish the seller would include a link or an installation brochure.

So, if anyone can post a link or equivalent, or PM it to me, that'd be great! Btw, mine is a 2009 E90 LCI with factory xenon headlights.

Please hurry, as I can't wait to install them!

So I got my kit today and installed them into an E92 with a buddies help. Not really applicable to you since yours is an E90 but thought it was funny when he commented that "these bulbs should include a gun along with instructions so you can shoot yourself after giving up on installing them."

With that being said... We found that using one of those mechanics reacher things helped us to maneuver the bulb into the housing at an angle that allowed the led portion to insert into its hole. Once in be careful to know exactly how the upside down "T" should sit in order to lock the bulbs in place or else you'll spend a long time spinning and twisting and only getting one or two of the tabs in place. The first bulb took a long to to get but once we got the hang of it the second one took maybe five minutes.

As for the interior LED kit... Great product so far. Easy to install and light output is nice and white and not too bright, which is just what I was looking for.

All in all a great buy and solid product. Shipping was fast with email updates too.

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by Asianoak

So I got my kit today and installed them into an E92 with a buddies help. Not really applicable to you since yours is an E90 but thought it was funny when he commented that "these bulbs should include a gun along with instructions so you can shoot yourself after giving up on installing them."

With that being said... We found that using one of those mechanics reacher things helped us to maneuver the bulb into the housing at an angle that allowed the led portion to insert into its hole. Once in be careful to know exactly how the upside down "T" should sit in order to lock the bulbs in place or else you'll spend a long time spinning and twisting and only getting one or two of the tabs in place. The first bulb took a long to to get but once we got the hang of it the second one took maybe five minutes.

As for the interior LED kit... Great product so far. Easy to install and light output is nice and white and not too bright, which is just what I was looking for.

All in all a great buy and solid product. Shipping was fast with email updates too.

We appreciate the feedback!

We are really pleased with the Factory output led interior kit. There was a time when the community was focused on high output and maximum brightness. We luckily saw that trend changing where people just wanted a simple upgrade over stock. I'm glad we were able to work with HPB to come up with the appropriate kit to fill that gap.