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Originally Posted by Timbits93
Yeah... it felt worse when I bought my 2013. Only the 335 had adaptive xenons up till the 2015 model year, which the 328 started to get them. And considering that I came from a car with adaptive xenons, it was a feature I kind of missed but it wasn't too bad once I got used to having static xenons. 
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Yeah. I drive a lot of windy roads at night and I'm really missing it, but these static xenons are pretty amazingly bright.
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Originally Posted by roxxor
Wow, yeah I'd be pretty mad. On the plus side though, since you already have the Xenon's, all you would have to do would be to swap out the housings and the control modules and double check the wiring connections. If you shop eBay, you can get some in good condition, if you find some good deals I'd say for all 4 parts it'd probably be a ballpark of around $900 USD. Not sure if it's worth that much to you, but it'd be cheaper than having to do the full retrofit  |
Yeah I'm kind of tempted to retrofit it and then sell off the old parts.
So I guess this would be my shopping list?
63117259553 or 63117338707 - Driver side adaptive headlight
63117259554 or 63117338708 - Passenger side adaptive headlight
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...49&hg=63&fg=05
63117316186 x2 - Driver module for headlight
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...56&hg=63&fg=05