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hey, iv got a 1995 bmw 316i and want to get some angel eyes but just amnt sure what would look better, chrome or smoked, any opions? i also want to new rear lights but am also undecided on whether to upgraded bmw ones or lexus lights etc, so any opinions would be appreciated. Thanks
hey, iv got a 1995 bmw 316i and want to get some angel eyes but just amnt sure what would look better, chrome or smoked, any opions? i also want to new rear lights but am also undecided on whether to upgraded bmw ones or lexus lights etc, so any opinions would be appreciated. Thanks
where are u from, please do not get altezzas, or chrome headlights, post pics of ur ideas, we'll try n help u out
I imagine that whe saying smoked vs chrome you are referring to the headlight housing. I say stick with black (smoked?). I really don't like the chromed look.
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I would just stick with te factory housings and buy rings separately. Those from eBay and what not are cheap plastic. If I am not mistaken, you have glass headlight housings, which are better.
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oh~"black housing with angels"...I thought like...when do we have smoke angels...then I don't see the point...
I remeber we have those "clip on" type, correct?
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