Subject	Looks the same ....
Posted by	zeeeeeya on March 08, 2001 at 1:49 PM
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In Reply To	Pics of Kit Itself... posted by drizzt3117 on March 08, 2001 at 01:14 PM
Message	Hey Warren i thought yours were different??? not looking to pick a fight or something, stay cool man! When you said yours were NOT like the Generic Philips ones i thought, oh great...theres better ones out there!!!! Because these Philips are the only(real HIDs)ive seen. Was thinking if you had a superior set i would have to dig deeper and get yours via US dollars instead of waiting upon TrevorTan. so all-n-all everythings cool... Now...will you take $675.00 Canadian for them....lol : . : Make sure you get the "D2S" Bulb here's some info: : "High Intensity Discharge's light output is over 3 to 4 times greater than a halogen bulb, with less heat and power consumption. : HID requires an electronic control gear and starter to momentarily apply high voltage to a capsule of inert and gases (including xenon) creating an intense arc of white light. : HID emits brilliant white light. A 35W HID produces to natural sunlight compared to a 55w halogen. This translates into seeing farther, as well as better side illumination. HID provides better visibility and safety - especially in bad weather. The distinctive blue-white light of HID lamps stimulates the reflective paints in road markers, signs, and improves driver concentration. The distinctive look also makes your vehicle unique by standing out from the sea of other lights. : *Features : High performance driving beam pattern enhances factory head beam by increasing the distance of road illumination. : HID is more efficient at converting energy into light resulting in less drain on the alternator, and lower wattage. Same light level regardless of battery voltage(9-16 volts for 12 volt system). Longer bulb life, often outlasting the life of vehicle. Extremely durable and vibration resistant/ no filament to break. Runs much cooler than halogen. : Philips HID Retrofit kit includes: * One pair of D2S or D2R Xenon bulbs * One pair of Ballasts adapters to retro-fit your headlight housing, instructions, and wiring. (Ballasts and bulbs were manufactured in Germany and complete system kits are assembled in USA) : Back up by 5 years Limited Warranty : 5 years limited warranty applied on ballasts and bulbs. Failure due to manufacturer's defect. (warranty would be excluded if kit had been improperly installed or visually physical damages is shown.)" : :
Follow Ups	Pics of Phillips HID Group Buy Lights for $450 - drizzt3117 11:08:00 03/08/01 Warren can you post a pic of the product itself? (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:25:06 03/08/01 How about pics of the kit itself? Show us the product! ;-) - RAD1 12:29:08 03/08/01 I'd like to see pics of the kit on a Z... - StageZ 12:35:10 03/08/01 doesnt it use the same housing? so it should keep projector - dogpile 12:53:14 03/08/01 Yeah it does, the HID looks soo awesome even durring - shawn300z {soon to have TT) 12:53:32 03/08/01 Pics of Kit Itself... - drizzt3117 13:14:38 03/08/01 I figure this is with the D2S bulbs right? - StageZ 13:23:12 03/08/01 yes, D2S bulbs, for projector headlights... (n/m) - drizzt3117 13:25:30 03/08/01 Looks the same .... - zeeeeeya 13:49:43 03/08/01 that is not everything that comes with the kits... but - drizzt3117 14:21:41 03/08/01 How are they better???? if both Ballasts and Bulbs are from - zeeeeeya 14:56:18 03/08/01 they are phillips, but they come with other hardware. - drizzt3117 15:07:07 03/08/01 you don't need the 'other' hardware on the Z - mr. t 16:33:18 03/08/01 Looks the same as the Phoenix Microlite kit (n/m) - mr. t 13:53:52 03/08/01 Is there a kit for the high beam as well? (n/m) - RAD1 14:12:07 03/08/01 yea, but you wont really need them - dogpile 14:23:21 03/08/01 Thanks, I'll go check now! (n/m) - RAD1 14:33:35 03/08/01 actually i lied, sorry. link inside - dogpile 15:07:47 03/08/01
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