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  • eforty6_m3
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    Non-fluted ZKWs for the win:

    Luckily for me, my "build" thread on M3Forum was pretty minimal, so I won't have much to replicate over here. That said, I can't really remember my intro, so I'll get right to the chase, cliff notes style: Before I get into the story of my M3, let me quickly catch you up on my automotive timeline. I'm a longtime BMW


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  • eforty6_m3
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    Like I said, I reached out to EVERYONE whose websites mentioned having them in stock. They do NOT. Thanks, though.

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  • WOLFN8TR
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    Originally posted by eforty6_m3 View Post
    I've done several...spent hours yesterday doing that very thing, no dice. I reached out to every vendor whose website claims they have them in stock only to find out they actually are not. If you have any leads, feel free to share.
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    Last edited by WOLFN8TR; 07-30-2025, 09:51 AM.

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  • Calb
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  • eforty6_m3
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    Originally posted by ///Marecki View Post

    if theres one person out there who can help you on this it would be Caesar at lightwerkz. try him at - [email protected]
    Just heard back from them...no luck.

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  • eforty6_m3
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    Originally posted by WOLFN8TR View Post

    Do a quick Google search they are still out there. I might just buy another set incase one of mine go out. Highly recommend these!
    I've done several...spent hours yesterday doing that very thing, no dice. I reached out to every vendor whose website claims they have them in stock only to find out they actually are not. If you have any leads, feel free to share.

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  • WOLFN8TR
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    Originally posted by eforty6_m3 View Post
    UPDATE: these are NLA...I've reached out to a few vendors to see if they have any new old stock.
    Do a quick Google search they are still out there. I might just buy another set incase one of mine go out. Highly recommend these!

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  • ///Marecki
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    Originally posted by eforty6_m3 View Post

    You aren't the first person to speak highly of the Morimotos. Might have to dig into them a bit more. Thanks for the input.

    UPDATE: these are NLA...I've reached out to a few vendors to see if they have any new old stock.
    if theres one person out there who can help you on this it would be Caesar at lightwerkz. try him at - [email protected]

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  • eforty6_m3
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    Originally posted by ///Marecki View Post
    I don't understand how anyone could possibly have an issue with the morimotos. The color temp matches the headlights give or take, they're led and functionally excellent (place great light on the ground immediately in front of the car) and they're so subltle its impossible to tell they're not stock unless you're looking close in daylight.

    All stock BMW options suck. People are weird.
    You aren't the first person to speak highly of the Morimotos. Might have to dig into them a bit more. Thanks for the input.

    UPDATE: these are NLA...I've reached out to a few vendors to see if they have any new old stock.
    Last edited by eforty6_m3; 07-29-2025, 06:19 AM.

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  • ///Marecki
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    I don't understand how anyone could possibly have an issue with the morimotos. The color temp matches the headlights give or take, they're led and functionally excellent (place great light on the ground immediately in front of the car) and they're so subltle its impossible to tell they're not stock unless you're looking close in daylight.

    All stock BMW options suck. People are weird.

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  • eforty6_m3
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    A little late to the game...but what are folks doing these days with the ZKWs tough to come by (driver side fog appears to be NLA)? I don't necessarily want to fork over the money for OEM fogs, especially since I don't use them often. But mine are just so pitted and I'd love to get something clear/non-fluted.

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  • c watson
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    Here's something that I almost did. I may still end up doing it because it looks damn near OEM and fogs are easy to play around with.

    E46 FX-R retrofit + Projector fogs (bimmerforums.com)
    Last edited by c watson; 09-13-2023, 10:50 PM.

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  • K-Dawg
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    Like most fog lights, the Morimoto fog lights are pretty much useless. If I were to do it again, I would have just got OEM fog lights to replace my old pitted ones. And never use them, just like I never use the Morimoto fog lights.

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  • JayVee
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    Check out Morimoto, they make an OEM+ level replacement with high-quality LED's and drivers. I did not need the resistors. Light output, sharpness, and appearance were all upgraded significantly.

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  • simon_c
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    Originally posted by Casa de Mesa View Post

    Whatever you do, don't get the Zivas. I have them because I had a trip coming up, had a cracked fog, and the BMW ones were out of stock.

    The Zivas are terrible. Very poor/flimsy adjusters, they bounce around over bumps, and the light pattern isn't good - hot spots and inconsistent light dispersion pattern, etc.

    They. Are. Terrible.
    Thanks for the insight and this is exactly the type of feedback I was looking for. Going with ZKWs.

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