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Old 10-19-2008, 02:11 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

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*** How did I order H1's and not 9006's!
Probably the same way I ordered 9005's and received 9006's

Check your confirmation emails. I got 2 that confirmed 9005's and then a 3rd that showed them shipping 9006's. They made it right though - sent me a shipping label to send them back to them at their cost.
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Old 10-21-2008, 11:28 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

So I stopped at a red light tonight on my way home, and only saw 3 lights reflected on the bumper in front of me. Looks like I lost a low beam sometime in the last 24 hours.

Luckly I remembered seeing this thread lately and ordered myself a pair. I'm thinking I'll see how these work out, but ultimately I'd like to do the yellow fogs as well (something I was wanting to do anyways). They should be here at the same time as my new TPS, so there's my weekend. This car will make a mechanic out of me yet.
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Old 10-26-2008, 09:36 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

has anyone gotten 55w and if so, how do you know?
Mine don't have any 55w anywhere on anything.

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Old 10-26-2008, 09:40 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

What do you mean how do you know? I don't understand the question.



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has anyone gotten 55w and if so, how do you know?
Mine don't have any 55w anywhere on anything.

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Old 10-27-2008, 01:14 PM
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What do you mean how do you know? I don't understand the question.
I simply mean, how could anyone know?

35 or 55? nothing on the box nothing on the parts that says anything.
How could I know they sent the upgrade for the big extra bucks??
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Old 10-27-2008, 04:15 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

it says 35w or 55w on the ballast.
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Old 10-27-2008, 05:22 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

Warning:

These guys are "all out of ballasts" and not expecting more for at least another week. They won't tell you that up front, so if you're paying extra for the 2 day shipping, don't get your hopes up.

Irony is that they're in San Diego, and it only takes a day to ship ground to LA. So I'm expecting a 2 1/2 week turnaround on a part with $20 extra shipping for no reason. Makes me a little reluctant to spring for the other four bulbs to complete my set from them.
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Old 10-27-2008, 05:43 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

And to add to that warning.
If you are ordering from a location outside the 48 states.
They charge $60 US for shipping.

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Old 10-28-2008, 12:32 AM
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it says 35w or 55w on the ballast.
not on mine
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Old 10-28-2008, 12:52 AM
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not on mine
Put your glasses on ya old man!


So my H3's for the fogs seem to be worth the $ and were shipped quickly. Having to mount 4 boxes isn't quite as easy as mounting just 2 like a kit that OT sells that I have for the low beams, but I guess the lower price makes up for it. Time will tell if this was money well spent or not.
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Old 10-28-2008, 08:51 PM
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Put your glasses on ya old man!
OK Wise Guy!

There were 2 decals in the box that I can stick on the ballast if I want to. No 35 0r 55 on either decal. this is with 2 pair of glasses.

I have a question.

is there a delay for the HID's to come on after the headlights are turned on? If so, is the delay more than an hour or two?

I put the hid thingies in where the regular bulbs fasten in and plugged the connector that was on the regular light into the hid wiring. It plugged in fine but neithter side came on. Do I need to run a power supply other than that to the hid stuff??

Someone please that has them let me know what the story is. Nothing came with this mess that gives a clue.

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Old 10-28-2008, 11:14 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

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OK Wise Guy!

There were 2 decals in the box that I can stick on the ballast if I want to. No 35 0r 55 on either decal. this is with 2 pair of glasses.

I have a question.

is there a delay for the HID's to come on after the headlights are turned on? If so, is the delay more than an hour or two?

I put the hid thingies in where the regular bulbs fasten in and plugged the connector that was on the regular light into the hid wiring. It plugged in fine but neithter side came on. Do I need to run a power supply other than that to the hid stuff??

Someone please that has them let me know what the story is. Nothing came with this mess that gives a clue.

Thanks,
Keith

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You might have to reverse the + and - wires to get them to work.
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Old 10-29-2008, 12:21 AM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

Just kiddin ya cause you are a nice guy. I believe the svx is one of those ground activated cars. You just need to reverse the wires on the plug that the car's stock plug plugs into. That sounds weird. give me a call and I can tell it to you better.






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OK Wise Guy!

There were 2 decals in the box that I can stick on the ballast if I want to. No 35 0r 55 on either decal. this is with 2 pair of glasses.

I have a question.

is there a delay for the HID's to come on after the headlights are turned on? If so, is the delay more than an hour or two?

I put the hid thingies in where the regular bulbs fasten in and plugged the connector that was on the regular light into the hid wiring. It plugged in fine but neithter side came on. Do I need to run a power supply other than that to the hid stuff??

Someone please that has them let me know what the story is. Nothing came with this mess that gives a clue.

Thanks,
Keith

(now I am confuser alright!)
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Old 10-29-2008, 06:53 AM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

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Warning:

These guys are "all out of ballasts" and not expecting more for at least another week. They won't tell you that up front, so if you're paying extra for the 2 day shipping, don't get your hopes up.
Someone else said that when they ordered they told them not to pay for 2-day since more ballasts wouldn't be in for another week. Just call them up.

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is there a delay for the HID's to come on after the headlights are turned on? If so, is the delay more than an hour or two?
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I believe the svx is one of those ground activated cars. You just need to reverse the wires on the plug that the car's stock plug plugs into. That sounds weird. give me a call and I can tell it to you better.
Yes, that's the fix. Just unplug the connector, rotate 180deg and plug back in. When you turn the headlights on the HIDs should 'pop' and come on and you should cuz you look so cool.
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Old 10-29-2008, 12:30 PM
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Re: HID kits on the cheap.

YourConfused:

what specs did you get for the Fogs?
any pics of how much light they put out?
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