HID kits for around the US$100...shipping included

[finga]

I was looking at a link Charlieville posted in the camping section and found these.
Don't know what they're like....but delivery is free
I have ordered some other stuff through this mob. We'll see what the quality is like I suppose.
http://www.dealextreme.com/products.dx/category.711

Some of their other stuff is a bit of an eye opener. The cook wants to get a spare wirless mouse of them. US$17 beats the $80odd the last one cost.
And they have Fluke mulitmeters at about 1/3 of the cost here if I remember OK.
Who's going to be the guinea pig on the HID kits??

[Callop]

I think I saw them at Jaycar the other day for around $70.

[finga]

Is that for one light or 2 at Jaycar??
Picture seems to indicate 1.
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView...D&form=KEYWORD
If you compare both the pictures of the bulbs they seem to be very similar.

I looked further....they have kits for 2 lights for $99 at Jaycar.
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView...D&form=KEYWORD

Well there you go hey!!
We should do a whip around to see who wants a kit in Brisbane nd get 10 of the buggers. They're only $79 then.
Gees I'm a tight wod


What is the difference with the 8000k and 6000k bulbs??

[Richard]

I've ordered plenty of other knick-knacks from them and they have been ok.

Let me know how you go with the HID kit if you end up ordering one..

[murf]

8000k is too blue

6000k is good

I have the 50watt cheap evilbay jobies in the HID hi/low beam for just under $100 delivered and they are great in the old GQ

some of the globes bounce inside their housing and you see a wobble in your head lights, more so in the oncoming traffic with them installed

also put a set of 50w ones in my Super Oscar spot lights too

sikaflexed them behind the grill next to the lights

cheers Murf

[Kleyny]

Make sure they are ADR approved.



neil