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    picture request: yellow low beams

    Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm new to this, but I've seen lots of e30s with yellow high beams (inner pair closer to kidneys, right?), and also all 4 headlights yellowed, but only one or two with the low beams (outer, right?) yellowed. Anybody got some pictures? I'm curious to see how this looks.
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    Here.

    For all those people who find it more convenient to bother you with their question rather than to Google it for themselves.
    Originally posted by blunttech
    so true.. never let them know where you live..I almost ended up in jail when I was raping young women on craigslist

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      Yellow headlights originated in the French market as the government required it. Often they are referred to as "frenched"

      It's really a matter of personal preference and finding a look that compliments the overall theme of the car. $30 of lamin-x will give you a whole new look.

      Edit I realized you at looking for pics of just the low beams frenched. Never seen that. I would buy some lamin-x and go to town.
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        yellow lows

        Originally posted by Wild Ride
        $30 of lamin-x will give you a whole new look.
        ... or Xpel yellow film, $12 a pair. I have some cut to the perfect size, if you still want to give this a test drive.

        Here is a pic with yellow glass, the XPel or Lamin-x will not be as dark.

        Still, for $12 a pair, you could buy two sets and double them up for twice the 'yellow' and it's still less than Lamin-x.

        Shoot me an email for more pics...
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        Andy says "Be Seen, and Not Hurt!"
        Lighting Upgrades front and back for 2002, E3, E9, E10, E12, E21, E23, E24, E28, E30, E32, E36, E39, and more.
        Tail Light Improvements keep them off your tail.
        Headlight protection saves headlights from breakage.

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