2010 SuperHIDS HID/Xenon Conversion Kits Group Buy!
 

The most popular kits on ScoobyNet :cool:

GB for our very popular Super HID kits
- GB Closes 8th Feb.

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We are happy to bring you the 8th Group Buy of a new line of SuperHIDs Slim HID kits :norty:

The ballasts use more advanced technology than the old ballasts and are less than half the thickness. :cool:

This will mean that fitment of the HID kit will be even easier, whilst being more stable than ever. True plug & play for single beam kits and dual beam kits are simple to fit too.

These knock the socks off any halogen bulbs, and we've tried a few. They also typically last the lifetime of the car, so are very cost efficient compared with uprated halogens.

Not to be confused with the numerous other inferior HID products out there littering places like Fleabay, amongst other.

Ours have been tried and tested over the years and are always looking to make improvements anywhere we can.

Our dual beam H4 kits have HID for both dipped and main beam.

Benefits of HIDs include:

• Improved visibility at night (get to where you are going quicker and safer)
• Longer bulb life - these bulbs last 10 times longer than halogens (which makes HIDs very economical in the long run)
• Lower power consumption
• Brings the cars looks upto date - gets rid of yellowish halogens
• Simple installation (true plug and play for single beam kits)

We've had nothing but great feedback on the previous HID GBs we have run and we believe this one will be more popular and successful than before.

Our last couple of HID GBs:
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https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...id-kit-gb.html
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Nobody has had any problems passing MOTs with any of our kits or had any other related problems, but the kits are intended for off road use ;)

Correctly fitted they will not dazzle oncoming drivers.

We've been dealing with HIDs quite extensively and are specialists in this area.

We always aim for 100% customer satisfaction with excellent aftersales service (v important with HIDs) and kits containing the highest quality of components. :D

18 Month Replacement Warranty

The prices are as follows:

• Single Beam Kits = £99.99 (makes the GB price £69.99)
• Dual Beam Kits (dipped and main beam)= £119.99 (makes the GB price £89.99

For the GB I can offer £30.00 OFF!


Delivery = £9.95 (for any number of kits).


Kits available

Kits are universal, so will fit other models of cars also.


Choosing the colour

4300k = Brilliant white - this gives the most visible light

6000k = Strong white with a hint of blue - the most popular choice (and our LED sidelights match these).

8000k = Stronger blue tint - this gives the least amount of visible light of the three choices (but still very bright)


Payment


Payments accepted by credit/debit card, Google Checkout and PayPal. PayPal orders to "verified" addresses only.


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Discount Code

Enter discount code: R552-7N69-9112 at the checkout to receive the £30.00 Group Buy Discount.

Optional Extras

There are 2 recommended optional extras:

1. High Power LED Sidelights - 9 SMD LEDs Per Side! Easily the best sidelights we've found to compliment our HID kits. Colour is closer to 6000k than 4300k. £9.99
2. Easy Fit Double Sided Tape. Industrial strength, as used by professional bodyshops. Makes installing the ballasts easy and no need for drilling. £3.99

Delivery

From our own UK stocks. Kits are due the first week of Febuary. Prices include VAT.

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Place your order now via our website, strictly first come first served.

Buy with confidence from the highest ranked Authorised Trader on ScoobyNet :king:

Some comments from previous GBs:





The list goes on and on... :D

hi bob wondering if you could help i got a bugeye with the prodrive headlights what kit would i need for my car

thanks andrew :D

Does this new GB mean you've now got H7 6000k back in stock? :)

I bought some of the old style ones for my WRX a while back and it was one of favourite mods.

I've got a 2004/53 Audi S4 Avant (B6) now. Will I be able to get them for that? The headlights in my model are single xenons so they consist of 1 xenon projector (dipped beam) and one reflective bowl containing standard bulb types for the main beam and sidelights.

If possible I'd like to upgrade the main beam bulb to a dual beam kit (as this bulb is dipped along with the projector but it's the only bulb that throws the main beam).

are they CanBus compatibile?

bob any chance you can link up pictures, as i am sure you muct have some on record with all your testing and sales etc.

would be good to see a pic from the same camera to show the colour differences. say

a pic looking at the lights from directly in front
a pic from sitting indise the car looking out (sane as your ad pic)

sure it would help people to decide,

cheers

How much for the LED sidelights as optional extras?

cool going to get myself in this for a h1 kit for the bugeye at the end of the month

Hi Andrew, you'll need H7 for dipped and H7 for main :cool:

Hi Steve, ordering tomorrow morning. Kits due the first week of Feb. H4 Kits are in stock though, as are a couple of HB3/9005s. :thumb:

Glad you liked them :cool: Check the bulb type fitted and come back to me.

What car are they going on? CanBus Cancellers can be added for £9.99 each if needed. :thumb:

P.S. Audis run a check on all the bulbs as part of a pre-operation systems check and report faults where necessary (e.g., bulb not working, etc.). Do you know if HIDs will throw up an error? I know LED sidelights sometimes can due to the low power draw.

Cheers, what about stock of H7 4300K? Could be convinced to have those over the 6000k if it doesn't mean waiting until next month :)

What would you recommend to upgrade morrettes on a classic?

Thanks

Go for the 4300K mate.
Not only are they the brightest light, but you won't get flashed by other road users for dazzling them - I see so many chav'd cars like corsas running blue or nearly purple HID's and it's a tad annoying at night when they're coming right at you.

The biggest advantage of course though is you'll see further! :thumb:

I'll try to dig some up for you.

£9.99 for the pair and well worth doing :cool:

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bugeye morettes
 

Would I be right in thinking that I need a H7 kit (ideally 4300k) for a bugeye morette dip?

Will you be ordering in these for this group buy?

My bugeye morettes are H7 for dipped :)

Bob - i know we've got to wait for 6000k, got any stock of 4300k?

Can I fit the dual beam type to my classic?
What is involved in fitting?

Yes, that's correct, kits are on order. :)

H7 out of stock completely (sold out on last GB), all will be in stock when order arrives though :thumb:

Yes, classics use the H4 Dual Beam Kits.

Straightforward to fit, allow 30-60mins on the dual beam kits. :thumb:

you have pm bob'5

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Can you get H7 dual beam (for an Audi)?

hi bob i have a 2003 blobeye sti what would i need if i want both i.e dipped and main and looking for a partial blue colour

cheers

steve

Subaru bulb fitments (as a guide only - please check your current bulbs to be sure):

Classics = H4 Dual Beam (does dipped and main beam)
Bugeye Dipped Beam = H1 (sometimes H4 Dual Beam)
Bugeye Main Beam = 9005
Blobeye Dipped Beam = H1
Blobeye Main Beam = 9005
Hawkeye Dipped Beam =
Hawkeye Main Beam =

Morette fitments:

Classics = H4 Dual Beam
Classics main beam
Bugeye Dipped Beam =
Bugeye Main Beam =
Blobeye Dipped Beam =
Blobeye Main Beam =

Prodrive fitments:

Bugeye Dipped Beam = H7
Bugeye Main Beam = H7
Blobeye Dipped Beam =
Blobeye Main Beam =


Choosing the colour

4300k = Brilliant white - this gives the most visible light

6000k = Strong white with a hint of blue - the most popular choice (and our LED sidelights match these).

8000k = Strong blue tint - this gives the least amount of visible light of the three choices (but still very bright)

Is that a "no" then?

Sorry, missed it. There is no such thing as a dual beam H7 bulb afaik?

OK, thank you.