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物自体はカッコよく良いけど、車検には通りません。

Fits as intended - oem plug and play. Simple install! ‘Smoked’ look is a much better improvement over my clear plastic turn indicators - sequential LEDs work as intended and look amazing at night! Just be careful when removing mirror glass!

Considering these are tinted, the brightness of the sequential turn signals is more than sufficient. They fit perfectly to my f34 mirrors. They’ll work with any f3x series Quality is good so far, had them installed for about a month. Install is straight forward, remove the mirror, caps and a handful of torx screws. Remove the old turn signals and reverse for install. They’ve held up well to the vegas heat and sun so far, plugged in easily and worked without any need for coding, double checking connections or any nonsense They look much better than the boring stock clears I had and doesn’t help to upgrade the mirror caps while you’re at it! Highly recommended

Good

Easy installation and looks great

I want to put this first: BE CAREFUL WHEN PULLING OFF THE MIRROR!!!! Not being careful made this $90 mod cost $300… Nothing against these lights, this was all user error. After watching the Kies Motorsport videos, I got these lights and the carbon fiber mirror shells (separate video with the same warning), and I violated my “watch at least 3 videos” rule, and started by popping the mirror off, and… crack!!! The key to not breaking the mirror is to first, have a wide tool to pop the mirrors, and second, use your other hand on the face of the mirror to provide back pressure to keep the mirror from bending. Hopefully this advice saves you $115 on eBay getting a used mirror, or $300 getting a new one. The second bit of advice is to not move the mirror all the way up when removing them, as when you’re putting the back pressure on it, you may push the top of the mirror up and over-drive the mirror motor and break that. That’s another $80 on eBay for a mirror motor (from Latvia, of all places…). Amazon doesn’t have these parts, or I would have bought them here. OK, warning over, there are plenty of videos on how to put these in, and when you do, the effect is really nice. You won’t see it when you’re driving, because the stock blinker lights, you can see them flashing on the edge of the mirror, but these you can’t. When I saw them, I just smiled because I love the way these look (see video). Pros: They just look really cool! Cons: Just be careful taking the mirror assembly apart. The initial popping the mirror off the clips is the risky part. After that, the rest is pretty straightforward, and reassembly is fairly easy. One other minor con: The jack for the power is opposite from the stock light, so the bump and clip don’t hold the power cable securely. Use some electrical tape, and that should take care of it for the long term. Two or three wraps will keep out any moisture and provide a secure hold, as turning the plug 90 degrees make the plug connect and the pin to socket has enough friction to hold the wire, but with road vibration, it can work itself loose over time. The tape will prevent that.