thanks for the support. But this is a rock bottom price for a top quality kit. Cant blame you for asking though! Thanks for the interest!
ROAD LEGAL HID Kits Bi-Xenon High/Lo Beam for EKs and EGs
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thanks for the support. But this is a rock bottom price for a top quality kit. Cant blame you for asking though! Thanks for the interest!
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Need to see the quality though... With HIDs, you do get what you paid for.
I've gone through multiple brands from Taiwan and Japan(roughly 6). There are variations of light intensity for sure.
More expensive ones are slightly brighter and last longer, I'm using Meccatune, Halogic and Exergic brands. My Halogic brand gives me 2yrs warranty.
But these are good prices... Good buy!
I've gone through multiple brands from Taiwan and Japan(roughly 6). There are variations of light intensity for sure.
More expensive ones are slightly brighter and last longer, I'm using Meccatune, Halogic and Exergic brands. My Halogic brand gives me 2yrs warranty.
But these are good prices... Good buy!
Need to see the quality though... With HIDs, you do get what you paid for.
I've gone through multiple brands from Taiwan and Japan(roughly 6). There are variations of light intensity for sure.
More expensive ones are slightly brighter and last longer, I'm using Meccatune, Halogic and Exergic brands. My Halogic brand gives me 2yrs warranty.
But these are good prices... Good buy!
Thanks
The quality is superb I can assure everyone!
you have to remove the bumper to fit them neatly and you HAVE to remove the headlights, unclip the bulbs from the diffusors (you turn them to release them) then using the spring in the headlight clamp the diffusor in then twist-lock the bulb in, refit the headlight, then the bumper
Ill put a guide up shortly for you guys that have bought the kit.
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You don't need to remove the bumper. The headlights come out just fine. Unclip the bulbs from the diffusors and fit the diffuser like the bulb. Then put the bulb in and twist. The passenger is a little harder as the power steering resovior is there but if you can get some one to hold it out of the way its just as simple. All this can be done with the headlights in place. Takes about 30 mins to do.
if you want a neat install then you I believe and highly reccomend you should. besides it takes all of three minutes.
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We have done them with bumper off and bumper on. Each time the install is clean and neat. Just depends on how much time you have. Took the bumper off on my install so I could mount the ballasts out of site. Hid all the wires so it looks like a factory job.
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not had teh front bumper off of my 9 yet, i need to to complete my waxoyling, anyone got an idiots guide?? where are all the clips, i have seen some on the top and the bottom, are tehre any behid the headlights or inside the wings?!?!
Simple guide! youll have it off in a couple of minutes
1.open bonnet
2. use phillips to remove the 7x plastic clips along the middle above the grill (you unscrew the middle then pull the whole clip out)
3. undo the two 10mm bolts underneath the bumper about a foot in, theyre spaces about half a meter apart and are the only two 10mm bolts sticking striaght down and have built on washer.
4.use stubby phillips to undo to the screws at the corners of the bumper (vertically up)
5.pull the sides of the bumper down a centimeter then out an inch of two away from the wing, do the same on the other side and then grip the bumper in the middle and carfully liftt away making sure the corners dont catch you wing.
tip. makes sure you tuck your wheel-well liners back behine the bumper as your putting it backon otherwise itll rub againts the wheel!
Oh i see, 30haha
That hasnt been updated in a couple week, I have ten kits left then no more after that.
