I bought a pair of xenon from them through Ebay for $90 and Im not impress. The xenon bulb produces 51 watts of power and its not very bright. When you're on a road with no street lights its hard to see with that real BMW xenon bulb and when its rains..it even worse. I didn't return it cause...too lazy. They claim it an authentic xenon bulb from BMW and the bulb does say its from in Germany but $90 for a 51 watt...I wouldn't buy it again besides there are many out there that are 51 watt and higher for $20 or less.
That's Jimmy Woo aka Jimmy 540i..... I can dig up a lot of comments about him lol...
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The only true way to increase your light output is with a real xenon HID kit. You can either go with an e38 retrofit or an aftermarket kit such as Bohmen.
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