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I am curious too. Is it plug and play or you need additional electrical work?

it is plug and play, just you can't use your old bulbs. The new bulbs are h1 size, but the side marker light is the same.

i'm getting a set with chrome housing off ebay myself, but they are plug an play to answer ur question one of the easiest mods u can do to your car.

I got them from that website auto city imports. There instructions suck. But it's very easy to install and they worth getting. Apex is the maker of these headlights and they're BMW inspired headlights. They are kool and look great at night. Go for it! If you need help installing them I have a quick reference guide in this forum. or email me at Japerez85@comcast.net

That's the exact blue light I saw on my brother's BMW M3... I even ask him if it was the projector headlight.. He told me that it wasn't, though many of the BMW M3 do have projector headlights. However, the blue light that I saw was from an H.I.D. lighting system and as I have researched H.I.D. is High Intensity Discharge and requires a different type of bulb, ignited by a ballast. These H.I.D. bulbs burn much brighter than a stock halogen bulb, cooler than a halogen bulb and requires much less energy to light. Instead of a filament producing the light, an H.I.D. bulb produces light by creating an arc that is generated between two electrodes. The effects of this on my brother's ride as one of front light BMW M3 parts are truly remarkable… Three times higher luminance that closely resembles natural daylight. So, the quantity of light is far greater while consuming half the energy of stock halogen bulbs... With all of this information.. I think i wanna have one of this... And I'll be in need of help in installing this... Thanks!!!

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