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16th April 2008, 20:17	#1
rkhudave Addicted Member (>300 posts) Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: LA Garage: E39 M5 WBM Sales Feedback: (-1) Thanks: 11 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Light Bulbs Does anyone know if the E60 ds2 xenon bulb will fit on the E39 (M5) . __________________ /// 2002 Blue Water Metallic *Performance: \| DINAN Strut Bar \| DINAN Cold Air Intake \| DINAN MAF \| DINAN 3.45 Limited Slip Differential \| DINAN Stage 3 Software\| B&M Short Shifter \| Kelleners Race Exhaust 83MM\| Custom X-Pipe \| Interior/Exterior: \| ACS Splitters \| ACS Fog Light Inserts \| ACS Diffuser \| ACS Pedals \| ACS Hand Brake Lever \| UUC Shifter Knob RK6A-L height-Adjustable Shift Knob with Leather Covering \| ACS Mid Spoiler \| 6000K Xenon Headlights/Fog Lights \| MKIV Nav \| Suspension/Brakes*: \| ACS Shock/Spring \| Hamman PG3 3-Peice Front 245/30/20 Rear 285/25/20 \| Wrapped with Vredestein \| Brembo: Front GT Brake Kit 380x32 2-piece 8 piston - Monoblock \| Brembo: Rear GT Brake Kit 345x28 2-Piece 4 Piston - Lotus\| UUC Trans Mounts \| More coming soon......... www.Need4SpeedMotors.com

17th April 2008, 20:38	#2
Gamite Member, Sport: On DSC: On (>100 posts) Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toronto Garage: Alpine White E39 M5 & Calypso Red E34 535 Sales Feedback: (0) Thanks: 2 Thanked 11 Times in 6 Posts	D2S is the bulb type, it shouldn't be different. __________________ www.gamite.net PSS9 \| BBS LM \| EISENMANN SPORT \| SUPERSPRINT X-PIPE \| ZHP SHIFT KNOB \| MKIV NAVI \| INTRAVEE II \| VORSTEINER DIFFUSER \| 6000K HID \| EUROPEAN HELLA HEADLIGHTS

18th April 2008, 01:00	#3
lsuslu Member, Sport: On DSC: Off Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Hammond, LA Garage: 01 Imola Red M5 Sales Feedback: (0) Thanks: 13 Thanked 23 Times in 15 Posts	just make sure the e60 bulb is not bixenon __________________ 2001 Imola Red M5 on black 6000k HID fogs 6000k Headlights HD DIY Sink drain CAI Gloss Black Kidneys and Sink Drains Thermal Wrap Intake (105*F outside as of 7/16//08) x-pipe and magnaflow 14816 Who Dat!!

18th April 2008, 01:49

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Originally Posted by lsuslu

just make sure the e60 bulb is not bixenon

what do you mean? Isnt e39 bulb a bixenon d2s

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Performance: | DINAN Strut Bar | DINAN Cold Air Intake | DINAN MAF | DINAN 3.45 Limited Slip Differential | DINAN Stage 3 Software| B&M Short Shifter | Kelleners Race Exhaust 83MM| Custom X-Pipe |
Interior/Exterior: | ACS Splitters | ACS Fog Light Inserts | ACS Diffuser | ACS Pedals | ACS Hand Brake Lever | UUC Shifter Knob RK6A-L height-Adjustable Shift Knob with Leather Covering | ACS Mid Spoiler | 6000K Xenon Headlights/Fog Lights | MKIV Nav |
Suspension/Brakes: | ACS Shock/Spring | Hamman PG3 3-Peice Front 245/30/20 Rear 285/25/20 | Wrapped with Vredestein | Brembo: Front GT Brake Kit 380x32 2-piece 8 piston - Monoblock | Brembo: Rear GT Brake Kit 345x28 2-Piece 4 Piston - Lotus| UUC Trans Mounts |

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18th April 2008, 08:40	#5
Gamite Member, Sport: On DSC: On (>100 posts) Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toronto Garage: Alpine White E39 M5 & Calypso Red E34 535 Sales Feedback: (0) Thanks: 2 Thanked 11 Times in 6 Posts	as far as I was concerned, Bi Xenon doesn't have anything to do with the bulb. It's the cut off piece in the actual headlight assembly that does the work. It moves away when you turn your high beams on. __________________ www.gamite.net PSS9 \| BBS LM \| EISENMANN SPORT \| SUPERSPRINT X-PIPE \| ZHP SHIFT KNOB \| MKIV NAVI \| INTRAVEE II \| VORSTEINER DIFFUSER \| 6000K HID \| EUROPEAN HELLA HEADLIGHTS

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