Enhance Your BMW's Aesthetics with the iJDMTOY 7000K Xenon White 264-SMD LED Angel Eyes Halo Ring Lighting Kit for E36 E46 3 Series, E39 5 Series, E38 7 Series Review

UPDATE BELOW My product comes with only 3 clips to attach my lights to. There are only four rings so I had to use super glue 🤬 You can see each individual LED when you go near the car. Installation was confusing as this kit is a bit different than any others I've made in the past. There are literally no instructions. Now one of my angel eye rings is sparkling. I've already installed them before and secured all the cable connectors. The ring is off at the moment. Now the seller wants me to send

The light is excellent and bright. I have a 1994 BMW 318i. The hardest part was removing the headlights. After taking it apart I used epoxy to glue the angel eyes onto the lens and then reassembled the headlights. I passed the wires through the groove, made a Beijing headlight and covered the hole with silicone. I used Youtube to connect the wire harness to the windshield reservoir motor. When the car is on, the light works by itself and turns off automatically when the key is removed from the…

According to other buyers they are the brightest I've seen, nice color too, not yellow and not too blue, still looks respectable. It's a bit tricky to install so that they work with the car's functions (on, off, fade in, off, key, etc.). Hot leads have to go through the car's firewall, I don't know if I have to do that, but it's easier than it sounds. No drilling. You must remove the glove box to access the correct splice wires. All in all I made this in my shed in one evening just with a pair…

First of all I want to say that these are if not the brightest angel eyes I have ever seen. After reading other reviewers I understand what they meant when they said this. I should warn those who don't know what they're doing, to be safe, and do some research on how to wire everything. You get 4 lamps along with very neat wiring, all set up and ready to install. I had to make sure the red positive wire was the same as the "trigger" wire. What confused me is that on other brands the trigger wire

Installed on the E36 1997 318ti Compact with headlights as standard. Wiring is easy, I just had to cut the positive wire from the parking light to connect it to the included red wire and connect the black angel wire to a stud on the driver's side of the chassis that already has ground wires connected to it. You don't need extra cables, the cables are long enough to fit anywhere. In order for this to work properly you need to remove the headlights, remove the glass from them, glue the rings…