SOLD | OEM Z4 Halogen Headlights with LED Angel Eyes

[ranski]

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Just finished a cut & shut, adding 4x LED SMD 80mm Angel eyes to OEM Halogen Lights

The lights are several years old so have some markings, however most of these will be hidden once the lights have been fitted

Prefer collection from B72, infact i will help install them

Price = £450







Once fitted


Once fitted


Once fitted


Once fitted

[markeg]

Very nice, good upgrade for someone there

[dans6490]

Next mod on my list.

Anyone considering the 2xcite style aftermarket headlights would definitely be better off getting these. No doubt a much better halo on these, as opposed to the dim aftermarket ones.

Worth the extra for oem and better halos imo

[MACK]

Good opportunity for someone with halogens. If they been xenons I think I would have snapped your arm off!

[Ducklakeview]

Good opportunity for someone with halogens. If they been xenons I think I would have snapped your arm off!

Likewise..

Considering doing my own, any chance of a heads up with the bits you used? I know these can be a pig to open and re-seal. Was thinking of using windscreen fitting sealant if I decide to give it a go.

Any tips appreciated.....

Mike

[MACK]

Good opportunity for someone with halogens. If they been xenons I think I would have snapped your arm off!

Likewise..

Considering doing my own, any chance of a heads up with the bits you used? I know these can be a pig to open and re-seal. Was thinking of using windscreen fitting sealant if I decide to give it a go.

Any tips appreciated.....

Mike

The only problem with using windscreen sealant is that they would be a pig to open down the line.
I recently sourced all the bits I need to do a clear conversion to mine. Just need to get on with it now.

[Ducklakeview]

Good opportunity for someone with halogens. If they been xenons I think I would have snapped your arm off!

Likewise..

Considering doing my own, any chance of a heads up with the bits you used? I know these can be a pig to open and re-seal. Was thinking of using windscreen fitting sealant if I decide to give it a go.

Any tips appreciated.....

Mike

The only problem with using windscreen sealant is that they would be a pig to open down the line.
I recently sourced all the bits I need to do a clear conversion to mine. Just need to get on with it now.

Where did you get the clear hockey sticks?

Mike

[Leesfarm07]

They transform the look ...a must have

[MACK]

Likewise..

Considering doing my own, any chance of a heads up with the bits you used? I know these can be a pig to open and re-seal. Was thinking of using windscreen fitting sealant if I decide to give it a go.

Any tips appreciated.....

Mike

The only problem with using windscreen sealant is that they would be a pig to open down the line.
I recently sourced all the bits I need to do a clear conversion to mine. Just need to get on with it now.

Where did you get the clear hockey sticks?

Mike

The usual really, I sourced them over a number of months on ebay. one from a breaker for £40 where the headlight lense was damaged, but crucially not the indicator and the other from a private seller for £60 with slight damage , but again nothing wrong with the indicator. Mike didn't I read you had a contact now for parts, can they help you out?

[Ducklakeview]

The only problem with using windscreen sealant is that they would be a pig to open down the line.
I recently sourced all the bits I need to do a clear conversion to mine. Just need to get on with it now.

Where did you get the clear hockey sticks?

Mike

The usual really, I sourced them over a number of months on ebay. one from a breaker for £40 where the headlight lense was damaged, but crucially not the indicator and the other from a private seller for £60 with slight damage , but again nothing wrong with the indicator. Mike didn't I read you had a contact now for parts, can they help you out?

Yup I do, just wondered if the hockey sticks were available elsewhere on their own, as I fancy doing an angel eyes conversion on my own lights.

MIke

[MACK]

Where did you get the clear hockey sticks?

Mike

The usual really, I sourced them over a number of months on ebay. one from a breaker for £40 where the headlight lense was damaged, but crucially not the indicator and the other from a private seller for £60 with slight damage , but again nothing wrong with the indicator. Mike didn't I read you had a contact now for parts, can they help you out?

Yup I do, just wondered if the hockey sticks were available elsewhere on their own, as I fancy doing an angel eyes conversion on my own lights.

MIke

I know some folks have made their own out of light defuser I think. But I dont think it looks as good as the real deal.

[ranski]

Not fussed about people chatting on the sale thread. However if you are looking for information on how to do the cut & shut there are plenty of threads on this, an example being viewtopic.php?t=2953

[ESP]

Where did you get the clear hockey sticks?

Mike

The usual really, I sourced them over a number of months on ebay. one from a breaker for £40 where the headlight lense was damaged, but crucially not the indicator and the other from a private seller for £60 with slight damage , but again nothing wrong with the indicator. Mike didn't I read you had a contact now for parts, can they help you out?

Yup I do, just wondered if the hockey sticks were available elsewhere on their own, as I fancy doing an angel eyes conversion on my own lights.

MIke

Just find 'Facelift' lights on ebay, there all clear post 2006 to 2008 (See my sig bellow)

[ESP]

Good opportunity for someone with halogens. If they been xenons I think I would have snapped your arm off!

Id brake your arm for these if they had the Black linings rather than silver
Maybe i should finally bite the bullet and do this mod myself

[SonnyA85]

your a 5 hour drive from me. which means i'm out as it would likely cost me £150 in fuel on top.

how much would i be able to sell my old lights for? conservative estimate so worst price scenario. this may tempt me to go for it. but £600 for these is dear IMO.