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11 November 2006, 07:43 PM
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6000k will be super bright... 
I've gone for the lamest light output by going for the 12000k, but its purely for 'tart' value and I am a tart!!!
£50 per bulb is pricey, I'm not 100% sure if its not actually £50 per pair??
Sorry will get back to you with a definate on this one, hold tight!
I've gone for the lamest light output by going for the 12000k, but its purely for 'tart' value and I am a tart!!!
£50 per bulb is pricey, I'm not 100% sure if its not actually £50 per pair??
Sorry will get back to you with a definate on this one, hold tight!
12 November 2006, 07:00 PM
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How far I have got:
My 2001 Dark Blue Mica Impreza Sport Journal of Awesomeness - .:ImprezaSport.net Forums:.
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13 November 2006, 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
How far I have got:
My 2001 Dark Blue Mica Impreza Sport Journal of Awesomeness - .:ImprezaSport.net Forums:.
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Certainly not a 2min job!
Look 4ward to c-in the final result!
13 November 2006, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
How far I have got:
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My 2001 Dark Blue Mica Impreza Sport Journal of Awesomeness - .:ImprezaSport.net Forums:.
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You do use one of the orginal halogen lamp connectors to connect the HID system (passenger side due to wiring length). This stumped me for while.
I earthed mine under the air feed (in front of the abs i think!) and above the passenger side headlight ( already connected to the negative terminal).
Alex,
Would it be ok to order another set in 9005 bulb fitment for a Jeep Cherokee?
My dad is so impressed with mine, he wants a set now!!
Mark
14 November 2006, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by mAk78
Yeah, took me about 5 hours and I didn't have the bumper off!! just the fogs and headlights.
You do use one of the orginal halogen lamp connectors to connect the HID system (passenger side due to wiring length). This stumped me for while.
I earthed mine under the air feed (in front of the abs i think!) and above the passenger side headlight ( already connected to the negative terminal).
Alex,
Would it be ok to order another set in 9005 bulb fitment for a Jeep Cherokee?
My dad is so impressed with mine, he wants a set now!!
Mark
You do use one of the orginal halogen lamp connectors to connect the HID system (passenger side due to wiring length). This stumped me for while.
I earthed mine under the air feed (in front of the abs i think!) and above the passenger side headlight ( already connected to the negative terminal).
Alex,
Would it be ok to order another set in 9005 bulb fitment for a Jeep Cherokee?
My dad is so impressed with mine, he wants a set now!!
Mark
Excellent news there Mark...
Once your dad has them on and shows his mates they'll all want a set... its infectious!! Anyone thats seen these lights knows how impressive they are and for the price - its rude not to buy a set!!! 
You know the drill Mark, go for it!
14 November 2006, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by BastianMY00
I ordered my kit last week, payment has been done on the 9th and the kit came today by TNT. Perfect service
A1 service and speedy delivery... its what you'd expect and its exactly what you get!
15 November 2006, 06:58 PM
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Replacement or Spare bulbs...
A pair of Bi-Xenon "bulbs only" would be £75.
Its £50 per single beam bulb delivered and if you're after a pair of bulbs together, you can take and extra £5 off, so £95 delivered!
(The £5 off discount applies if you are shipping 2 kits together as well)
Its £50 per single beam bulb delivered and if you're after a pair of bulbs together, you can take and extra £5 off, so £95 delivered!
(The £5 off discount applies if you are shipping 2 kits together as well)
16 November 2006, 03:28 PM
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My 2 12000k kits arrived 2day!!! 
Really want to get them fitted 2moro morning, but doubt I'd get them fitted b4 the Children in Need run so will have to put this off til next week... damn so gaggin to get them on!!!
Really want to get them fitted 2moro morning, but doubt I'd get them fitted b4 the Children in Need run so will have to put this off til next week... damn so gaggin to get them on!!!
16 November 2006, 03:49 PM
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took me and my mates just over an hour to fit the kit.
no bumpers, lights or fogs removed. very easy to be honest. we put the ballasts behind my fog covers as i have no fogs, they fitted nice n snug.
no bumpers, lights or fogs removed. very easy to be honest. we put the ballasts behind my fog covers as i have no fogs, they fitted nice n snug.
16 November 2006, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by scooby1979
took me and my mates just over an hour to fit the kit.
no bumpers, lights or fogs removed. very easy to be honest. we put the ballasts behind my fog covers as i have no fogs, they fitted nice n snug.
no bumpers, lights or fogs removed. very easy to be honest. we put the ballasts behind my fog covers as i have no fogs, they fitted nice n snug.
16 November 2006, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mAk78
Alex,
Do we order spare bulbs through paypal, like the kits?
Do we order spare bulbs through paypal, like the kits?
Let me find out and I'll get back to asap!
With mine I've got 2 kits, one for dips and one for fogs... its gonna be a big job to remove the front bumper and find room for 4 ballasts... should be fun tho!
Dont wanna rush it so wont try and squeeze em in 2moro just b4 the Children in Need rally.
16 November 2006, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by alex_00s
A pair of Bi-Xenon "bulbs only" would be £75.
Its £50 per single beam bulb delivered and if you're after a pair of bulbs together, you can take and extra £5 off, so £95 delivered!
(The £5 off discount applies if you are shipping 2 kits together as well)
Its £50 per single beam bulb delivered and if you're after a pair of bulbs together, you can take and extra £5 off, so £95 delivered!
(The £5 off discount applies if you are shipping 2 kits together as well)
17 November 2006, 12:10 AM
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For spare bulbs: send the funds and in the comments say it's for bulbs and group buy 177
I'm gonna double DOUBLE check those prices coz as BOB'5 has said, does seem a bit backwards...
I'm gonna double DOUBLE check those prices coz as BOB'5 has said, does seem a bit backwards...
17 November 2006, 01:33 AM
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Hi all,
Here is my one with (H4-2) 6000k, Low beam HID and main is halogen.
Dont see any point of going for bi-xenons because we hardly need main beams! And it was even easier to fit without replays!!!
1 hour job done!
Low beam HID on and spots on too to show difference.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/myscooby.jpg
I got these from ebay worked out under £90 inc delivery from HK to UK.
Look for H4-2 bulbs, there are a few ebayers selling them.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...rx02/myHID.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...wrx02/hid3.jpg
ballast location>>>
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/DSC00122.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/DSC00087.jpg
Here is my one with (H4-2) 6000k, Low beam HID and main is halogen.
Dont see any point of going for bi-xenons because we hardly need main beams! And it was even easier to fit without replays!!!
1 hour job done!
Low beam HID on and spots on too to show difference.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/myscooby.jpg
I got these from ebay worked out under £90 inc delivery from HK to UK.
Look for H4-2 bulbs, there are a few ebayers selling them.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...rx02/myHID.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...wrx02/hid3.jpg
ballast location>>>
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/DSC00122.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/DSC00087.jpg
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Originally Posted by mikeswrx02
Hi all,
Here is my one with (H4-2) 6000k, Low beam HID and main is halogen.
Dont see any point of going for bi-xenons because we hardly need main beams! And it was even easier to fit without replays!!!
1 hour job done!
Low beam HID on and spots on too to show difference.
I got these from ebay worked out under £90 inc delivery from HK to UK.
Look for H4-2 bulbs, there are a few ebayers selling them.
My HID Picture
PIC 2
ballast location
Here
Here is my one with (H4-2) 6000k, Low beam HID and main is halogen.
Dont see any point of going for bi-xenons because we hardly need main beams! And it was even easier to fit without replays!!!
1 hour job done!
Low beam HID on and spots on too to show difference.
I got these from ebay worked out under £90 inc delivery from HK to UK.
Look for H4-2 bulbs, there are a few ebayers selling them.
My HID Picture
PIC 2
ballast location
Here
Mike the links send you thru to an msn log in page??
17 November 2006, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by alex_00s
Mike the links send you thru to an msn log in page??
Last edited by mikeswrx02; 17 November 2006 at 04:28 PM.
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Just ordered a set (at last..):
Paypal Note:
"Hi Genuine, I'd like to order one of your HID kits via the Scoobynet group buy.
Here is the info we need when you check out:
1. Bulb size: H1
2. colour temp: 6000k
3. daytime phone # 0044 1217472937
4. reference group buy 177.
Kind regards,
Jason.."
Can;t wait..!
):Paypal Note:
"Hi Genuine, I'd like to order one of your HID kits via the Scoobynet group buy.
Here is the info we need when you check out:
1. Bulb size: H1
2. colour temp: 6000k
3. daytime phone # 0044 1217472937
4. reference group buy 177.
Kind regards,
Jason.."
Can;t wait..!
18 November 2006, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by jasonius
Just ordered a set (at last..):
Paypal Note:
"Hi Genuine, I'd like to order one of your HID kits via the Scoobynet group buy.
Here is the info we need when you check out:
1. Bulb size: H1
2. colour temp: 6000k
3. daytime phone # 0044 1217472937
4. reference group buy 177.
Kind regards,
Jason.."
Can;t wait..!
):Paypal Note:
"Hi Genuine, I'd like to order one of your HID kits via the Scoobynet group buy.
Here is the info we need when you check out:
1. Bulb size: H1
2. colour temp: 6000k
3. daytime phone # 0044 1217472937
4. reference group buy 177.
Kind regards,
Jason.."
Can;t wait..!
And the good news is you wont be waiting long... you will most probably receive them by Wed!
18 November 2006, 10:19 AM
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SPARE BULB PRICES
Ok I got it wrong b4, sorry ppl...
The correct pricing for spare bulbs is as follows:
A pair of Bi-Xenon bulbs is £75 delivered (eg. H4)
A pair of single beam bulbs is £50 delivered (eg. H1 or H3 etc)
The correct pricing for spare bulbs is as follows:
A pair of Bi-Xenon bulbs is £75 delivered (eg. H4)
A pair of single beam bulbs is £50 delivered (eg. H1 or H3 etc)
18 November 2006, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by mikeswrx02
sorry, the links should be working now. cheers.
Looking good mate
Dont know how often you drive round with your fogs on, but have you considered getting HIDs for the spots?I got 2 kits sitting indoors (1 for dips & 1 for spots)... I drive round with my sopts on at night... I know, my bad, but only thing I got to do now is work out where I can stash 4 ballasts...
18 November 2006, 03:06 PM
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Now thats a much better price for a pair of H1 bulbs
Cheers!
Cheers!
Originally Posted by alex_00s
Ok I got it wrong b4, sorry ppl...
The correct pricing for spare bulbs is as follows:
A pair of Bi-Xenon bulbs is £75 delivered (eg. H4)
A pair of single beam bulbs is £50 delivered (eg. H1 or H3 etc)
The correct pricing for spare bulbs is as follows:
A pair of Bi-Xenon bulbs is £75 delivered (eg. H4)
A pair of single beam bulbs is £50 delivered (eg. H1 or H3 etc)
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Originally Posted by alex_00s
Looking good mate Dont know how often you drive round with your fogs on, but have you considered getting HIDs for the spots?
I got 2 kits sitting indoors (1 for dips & 1 for spots)... I drive round with my sopts on at night... I know, my bad, but only thing I got to do now is work out where I can stash 4 ballasts...
Dont know how often you drive round with your fogs on, but have you considered getting HIDs for the spots?I got 2 kits sitting indoors (1 for dips & 1 for spots)... I drive round with my sopts on at night... I know, my bad, but only thing I got to do now is work out where I can stash 4 ballasts...
I think having hid low beam (set at correct level) is well bright enough and some drivers thinks it dazzles them too. i guess i wont bother with hid fogs then!
i found i have quite abit of space left after my 1 set installed. since my one didnt need relay it saved alot of extra wires tidying so i guess its more neater! Good luck anyways.