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Original Thread posted in 2002 section. However, I doubt most people check there regularly, so I thought I would post a link here as well. Thanks for any thoughts on the matter.
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Your Ride: e36
How long do you plan on having the car for... 5+ years?
Seems like it would be best to go with the cheapest ones, unless if you plan on keeping this car for a long time with a lot more night use.
The money isn't the issue at all. I just wanted some other opinions. There really isn't a point in paying the extra money if the lighting difference isn't going to be huge.
It's hard buying parts for the 2002 since there is such little information out there. Most people who own and fix them up just got for stock OEM parts. So finding reviews on the upgrade parts is difficult to say the least.
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1970 BMW 2002
Driven by skill, not money
"Real BMW's have round tail lights"
Hellas. Couple of reasons: they're lead crystal lenses vs reg glass, they're not sealed beams (so they won't fail everytime there's a major temp change), and the distance factor is "mucho grande". It's well worth the investment.