Which Brand HID to Choose?
10-Oct-2005, 11:19 PM
#42
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Originally posted by Xscorpio
oh for sure, i wana get phillips bulbs too, thats some real nice ****. last super long too, true hid bulbs.
oh for sure, i wana get phillips bulbs too, thats some real nice ****. last super long too, true hid bulbs.
11-Oct-2005, 12:34 AM
#44
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Originally posted by Rayz_si
I purchased a kit for about $320 candian (including shipping) plus they marked the value of product to $80 as i requested them so the Candian Duty ***-Raping-**** will not charge that much Duty.
The place on Ebay is called Concept Designs. I have thier 8000k Kit. I'm happy it looks awesome.
You will have to disconnect DRL's, but that's a good thing cause you won't be wasting your bulbs all the time. Therte are HID kits with Hi and LO beam called Bi-Xenons and retail for about $450.00plus shipping which is not bad at all. Most shops in toronto will sell you the Ractive 8000k HID kit for $500.00 which only has a LO beam. I only have the lo-beam kit, I flash my foglights at people on the 401. If you got any questions PM me or whatever.
I purchased a kit for about $320 candian (including shipping) plus they marked the value of product to $80 as i requested them so the Candian Duty ***-Raping-**** will not charge that much Duty.
The place on Ebay is called Concept Designs. I have thier 8000k Kit. I'm happy it looks awesome.
You will have to disconnect DRL's, but that's a good thing cause you won't be wasting your bulbs all the time. Therte are HID kits with Hi and LO beam called Bi-Xenons and retail for about $450.00plus shipping which is not bad at all. Most shops in toronto will sell you the Ractive 8000k HID kit for $500.00 which only has a LO beam. I only have the lo-beam kit, I flash my foglights at people on the 401. If you got any questions PM me or whatever.
11-Oct-2005, 06:57 PM
#46
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Originally posted by boogie
Hey man...do you have any pics of the HID kit you bought off ebay? Thanks!
Hey man...do you have any pics of the HID kit you bought off ebay? Thanks!
[/IMGThe cost of kit is $180.00 american. Nice cust service, HID's have been good so far.
11-Oct-2005, 10:18 PM
#51
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yea prolumen kits for sure, lol everytime i drive behind someone it freekin lights up everything.
i was driving back from cayuga man i was lighting up all the feilds these kits are super bright, i love them.
i was driving back from cayuga man i was lighting up all the feilds these kits are super bright, i love them.
11-Oct-2005, 11:34 PM
#52
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Originally posted by boogie
What brand HID's are those?
What brand HID's are those?
There is 6-month warranty on the kit. One kit i heard was good is Ractive 8000k. Reason is they are known for lighting, they are their when you need warranty (1 year), they are local (warehouse in scarborough) and replacement bulb is only $50.
I've heard alot of great comments about Prolumen. The man J-LO
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06-Nov-2005, 11:10 PM
#56
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Tego... you said above that ur Lights are 6500k.... but they appear to be Very blueish.. did u change the settings on ur camera?.... As I have 6500k HID's and they come off much more white...
PS. WICKED PIC!!! I love it.. I want to make one of my own.. Where did u take it?
PS. WICKED PIC!!! I love it.. I want to make one of my own.. Where did u take it?
