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lloyd123d

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hi there people

Just wanted to pick some ones brain for some tech info.

I have a 1 series bmw123d convertable, i need to upgrade the head lights and the fogs to the new ice white bulbs.

Reason the standard ones are crap and are poor. After looking on ebay ect i feel more lost as there are an array of diffrent bulbs.

The light housing currently only house the standard bulbs. Not to sure if they can be moded as sertan folk are putting faults with upgrads and or with a strobe affect ?

Can any one give me some advise please, appreciated in advance

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Lloyd123d

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I recommend trying the Osram Nightbreaker bulbs. I found the give a significantly sharper beam and a whiter light. Phillips do a similar bulb. Don't buy the eBay Xenon bulbs as they are worse than stock.

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