GLOFE RGB LED Angel Eyes Halo Ring Kit — E46 E39 E38
by GLOFE
Key Features
- 96 RGB LED diodes per kit — 6x brighter than CCFL, EL, or COB halo rings
- Four C-shaped rings with frosted anti-glare covers for clean, even light diffusion
- Includes RGB control module and remote — cycle through 7 colors and multiple modes
- Fits E46 Coupe, Sedan, Wagon, and M3; E39 5 Series; E38 7 Series with OEM xenon trims
- Module box mounts in engine bay, keeping electronics isolated from moisture
- Housing modification required — professional installation strongly recommended
Product Details
- Brand
- GLOFE
- Part #
- GLOFEC2590
- Category
- Angel Eyes & Halo Rings
- ASIN
- B0FGDH1C7T
GLOFE RGB LED Angel Eyes Halo Ring Kit — E46 E39 E38 — Overview
If your E46, E39, or E38's angel eyes are still running aging CCFL or EL rings, the GLOFE RGB LED Halo Kit is the upgrade they were always meant to have. Each kit ships with four C-shaped halo rings loaded with a combined 96 RGB LED diodes — red, green, and blue emitters working together to produce seven distinct colors at up to six times the output of conventional halo technology. Frosted white anti-glare covers diffuse that light evenly across the ring, so what you see from the outside is a smooth, sharp halo rather than a string of visible hotspots.
Control is handled by the included RGB module box and wireless remote, letting you switch colors and lighting modes on the fly without digging into any complicated wiring setups. The module itself is designed to live in the engine bay — tucked away from the elements — and draws power directly from the battery, keeping the installation tidy and the electronics protected from moisture intrusion.
Fitment is specific and broad at the same time. The kit covers the 1992–1998 E36 Euro front lamp, 2000–2003 E46 Pre-LCI Coupe (323ci, 325ci, 328ci, 330ci), 1999–2004 E46 Sedan and Wagon with OEM xenon trims (323i through 330i), and the 2001–2006 E46 M3 — among other compatible platforms. Always verify your exact headlight housing type and trim level before ordering.
Installation involves baking or prying open the headlight lens, mounting the rings inside the reflector housing, resealing the lens, and routing the wiring back to the module box. It's a hands-on retrofit that rewards patience and precision — professional installation is strongly recommended to ensure a clean, watertight finish that matches the quality of the hardware itself.
