HID xenon hi/low and Fogs!
7/20/07, 02:18 PM
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HID xenon hi/low and Fogs!
Hello all,
i might help my buddy sell these kits.
i'm checking here to see about interest...
Bando Brand HID kits h13
6000k, 8000k, 10000k
full 1 year warranty.
its HI/LOW because the low beam is xenon and the high is regular halogen which i think is a pretty good set up as compared to a single xenon bulb moving up and down to get both.
approx. $185 for the KIT!! full 1 yr warranty
Fogs are H10 @ $165
i just bought both sets and will be installing next week....
thanks all!
i might help my buddy sell these kits.
i'm checking here to see about interest...
Bando Brand HID kits h13
6000k, 8000k, 10000k
full 1 year warranty.
its HI/LOW because the low beam is xenon and the high is regular halogen which i think is a pretty good set up as compared to a single xenon bulb moving up and down to get both.
approx. $185 for the KIT!! full 1 yr warranty
Fogs are H10 @ $165
i just bought both sets and will be installing next week....
thanks all!
7/21/07, 08:40 AM
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What do they look like? How about some close-ups so people can determine quality? Also, how about some before and after pictures of what you see from the driver's seat?
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...1&postcount=99
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...1&postcount=99
7/23/07, 08:45 AM
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High quality kits are Bi-Xenon using twin tubes and dual ballasts for Hi/Lo beam. The bulbs do not move. But the do cost a little more.
Now if someone would just come out with proper HIDs for the GT500 fogs....(still would need a new lens housing though)
Now if someone would just come out with proper HIDs for the GT500 fogs....(still would need a new lens housing though)
7/23/07, 11:47 AM
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I considered the quad ballast setup(from stangmods) but the installation gets really clumsy with all of that packed in the corners. The solenoid tilt ones I have have worked flawlessly.
7/23/07, 11:24 PM
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this is $185!!
and since im local, they are installing it for me FREE
7/24/07, 08:58 AM
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Good Bi-Xenon kits can be found for far less than $350. I got mine from a local vendor here in Houston for $230. Since when are we looking for the cheapest source of light? If so, stick with the factory bulbs.
7/24/07, 09:01 AM
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i dont quite understand what you wrote. then we why didnt you spend more on lights rather than shop for $230 lights?
thanks...
7/24/07, 09:10 AM
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Guess I felt that tru xenon hi and lo beams was better than a combo halogen/xenon or a solenoid operated mechanical device moving the capsule. Perhaps others think differently. I wanted what I perceived as the BEST solution for my car. $230 was the best deal I could find for that solution.
Different strokes for different folks. Do what you like, its your car.
Different strokes for different folks. Do what you like, its your car.
7/24/07, 09:13 AM
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Guess I felt that tru xenon hi and lo beams was better than a combo halogen/xenon or a solenoid operated mechanical device moving the capsule. Perhaps others think differently. I wanted what I perceived as the BEST solution for my car. $230 was the best deal I could find for that solution.
Different strokes for different folks. Do what you like, its your car.
Different strokes for different folks. Do what you like, its your car.
7/25/07, 07:18 PM
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Guess I felt that tru xenon hi and lo beams was better than a combo halogen/xenon or a solenoid operated mechanical device moving the capsule. Perhaps others think differently. I wanted what I perceived as the BEST solution for my car. $230 was the best deal I could find for that solution.
Different strokes for different folks. Do what you like, its your car.
Different strokes for different folks. Do what you like, its your car.
can you assist me with what brand/where you got your bixenons? looks like the kit i was trying to get doesnt fit right. thanks again.
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