BMW interior lighting question
BMW interior lighting question
Anyone been inside a BMW where they have the cool looking interior orange projected lights. They're on all the time with driving lights on and are relatively dim but give the cabin a good ambience. Do you think there is anything like that available for 5th gen max's?
Re: BMW interior lighting question
Originally posted by whiskeysaigon
Anyone been inside a BMW where they have the cool looking interior orange projected lights. They're on all the time with driving lights on and are relatively dim but give the cabin a good ambience. Do you think there is anything like that available for 5th gen max's?
Anyone been inside a BMW where they have the cool looking interior orange projected lights. They're on all the time with driving lights on and are relatively dim but give the cabin a good ambience. Do you think there is anything like that available for 5th gen max's?
Re: BMW interior lighting question
Originally posted by whiskeysaigon
Anyone been inside a BMW where they have the cool looking interior orange projected lights. They're on all the time with driving lights on and are relatively dim but give the cabin a good ambience. Do you think there is anything like that available for 5th gen max's?
Anyone been inside a BMW where they have the cool looking interior orange projected lights. They're on all the time with driving lights on and are relatively dim but give the cabin a good ambience. Do you think there is anything like that available for 5th gen max's?
thanks for the response
yes, i believe it would be considered "mood" lighting under the mirror. How does one go about it? Unfortunately i love driving my max but i'm not so good at installing stuff. Would it be hard and does anyone know how to do it? Thanks in advance
My Dad's car has it. They have low output led's underneath the door handles, mirror, and footwells. I like it alot, but I would probably try a blue color. You barely notice it, I would also put it on the a and c pillar's base, check out the front of Kev's car. He had a video of it at start up and a blue led flashed on the front of his car. Just make sure it is really faint, because you don't want it to be a distraction.
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