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Thanks Goon, as you say these are quality units unlike alot of cheap copies out there.
I wasnt aware of the issues about cooling the bulbs down etc, but I will approach my contact at Genuine Auto's and have this clarified for everyone asap!
I'm still to fit my 2 kits... I have a new age so got one kit for dips and one set for spots - main beam is hardly worth it considering only use them 0.000000000002% of the time and only to flash ppl (which is rare).
I wasnt aware of the issues about cooling the bulbs down etc, but I will approach my contact at Genuine Auto's and have this clarified for everyone asap!
I'm still to fit my 2 kits... I have a new age so got one kit for dips and one set for spots - main beam is hardly worth it considering only use them 0.000000000002% of the time and only to flash ppl (which is rare).
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HID'S FITTED
Fantastic, what a difference.
gone for the 8000k H1, just need some side lights if anyone can recommened where to get them
as you can see i fitted the ballasts in the covers at the bottom and a feed straight to the light, simple looks OEM in my book and covered by the cover, nice and tidy
gone for the 8000k H1, just need some side lights if anyone can recommened where to get them
as you can see i fitted the ballasts in the covers at the bottom and a feed straight to the light, simple looks OEM in my book and covered by the cover, nice and tidy
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I'm waiting for kit for my blobeye STi, Does anyone know how to get the small "fog light" covers off so I can place ballasts same as Bockett, its not the whole bumper end as it is on his bugeye.
Thanks, Diccy.
Thanks, Diccy.
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frayz, thanks,
Space around the chassis rails looks tight. I'll have to wait for kits then will be able to offer up, I'm sort of guessing at the moment. I've put Halfords Super Brilliance in main beam and I've ordered 4300K H1 dips as my main interest is seeing where I'm going so should look OK. Will post what I think when fitted.
Cheers, Diccy.
Space around the chassis rails looks tight. I'll have to wait for kits then will be able to offer up, I'm sort of guessing at the moment. I've put Halfords Super Brilliance in main beam and I've ordered 4300K H1 dips as my main interest is seeing where I'm going so should look OK. Will post what I think when fitted.
Cheers, Diccy.
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Originally Posted by D1CCY
I'm waiting for kit for my blobeye STi, Does anyone know how to get the small "fog light" covers off so I can place ballasts same as Bockett, its not the whole bumper end as it is on his bugeye.
Thanks, Diccy.
Thanks, Diccy.
YHPM on how to get the fog covers off..
Once they're off if you fell up under the headlamp unit there is a shelf the the ballasts will sit flat on (slightly over hanging) and I used some thick (6mm) number plate sticker pads (halfords) which are water proof and VERY strong. Provided you clean the surface thoroughly with meths or alcohol wipes, once positioned in place they ain't going anywhere. Quick and simple without any drilling. The ballasts also get plenty of cool air, which is recommended and the pads offer some vibration protection.
This location is almost purpose made IMHO..
Give it a try (pads are only a few quid) and if you're not happy fit as 'Bocket' using the brackets (although, iirc, the blobeye is different behind the fog cover, so it's not that straight forward).
HTH
Jason
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Jason,
Thanks, think I'll do it your way as brackets look tricky. Square crossmember at front also useful to run the relay cable and hide spare length. Just need the kit to arrive now.
Many thanks, Diccy.
Thanks, think I'll do it your way as brackets look tricky. Square crossmember at front also useful to run the relay cable and hide spare length. Just need the kit to arrive now.
Many thanks, Diccy.
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Originally Posted by ~DrEaM~
my 8500K
I thought the 6000k looked good with a tinge of blue, but these 8500k are superb - gorgeous colour!!! Especially on a silver car...
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Any news back from your contact about flicking the HIDs straight back on after flicking them off yet?
Forgot to mention last time, thanks for a superb group buy by the way.
Steve.
Any news back from your contact about flicking the HIDs straight back on after flicking them off yet?
Forgot to mention last time, thanks for a superb group buy by the way.
Steve.
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Ahhh you're all too kind, too kind...
beensoldaduffscooby I havnt heard back yet regarding the flicking... I cant remember if I actually asked that question as I've been busy with a few other bits and bobs, but I will ask again to make doubly sure that one gets dealt with!
marmski this GB is as active as my bum after a full can of baked beans - there's no stopping it!
If you'd like to place an order, check page 1 for the email address payments need to be sent to with the additional info they need, bulb size, colour etc.
beensoldaduffscooby I havnt heard back yet regarding the flicking... I cant remember if I actually asked that question as I've been busy with a few other bits and bobs, but I will ask again to make doubly sure that one gets dealt with!
marmski this GB is as active as my bum after a full can of baked beans - there's no stopping it!
If you'd like to place an order, check page 1 for the email address payments need to be sent to with the additional info they need, bulb size, colour etc.
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Hi there,
i have new age blob eye
i want to install HID now as i understand i will need 2 sets one for the normal driving and another for the high beams (and yes i do use them a lot as a lot many highways have no lights!!)
is this correct? if so whats the price for that?
thanks for the replies
i have new age blob eye
i want to install HID now as i understand i will need 2 sets one for the normal driving and another for the high beams (and yes i do use them a lot as a lot many highways have no lights!!)
is this correct? if so whats the price for that?
thanks for the replies
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Originally Posted by rasheedn
Hi there,
i have new age blob eye
i want to install HID now as i understand i will need 2 sets one for the normal driving and another for the high beams (and yes i do use them a lot as a lot many highways have no lights!!)
is this correct? if so whats the price for that?
thanks for the replies
i have new age blob eye
i want to install HID now as i understand i will need 2 sets one for the normal driving and another for the high beams (and yes i do use them a lot as a lot many highways have no lights!!)
is this correct? if so whats the price for that?
thanks for the replies
Single beam kits are available for sale to members at the low price of £105 (£83+£22 shipping).
If you are ordering 2 kits at once then there is an extra £5 discount!
Please refer to the 1st page for more details and payment instructions
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8000k watch out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
had blue side lights on my old blue mica classic got stopped several times by the rozzers who told me to take them out as police and emergency vehicles are the only ones that can have blue lights at the front so 8k at your peril!!!!
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Thanks for the reply alex,
won't i need 1 bi-kit(for the normal driving lights as they have low and normal) and one single beam(for high beam)??
thanks
Rasheed
won't i need 1 bi-kit(for the normal driving lights as they have low and normal) and one single beam(for high beam)??
thanks
Rasheed
Originally Posted by alex_00s
Single beam kits are available for sale to members at the low price of £105 (£83+£22 shipping).
If you are ordering 2 kits at once then there is an extra £5 discount!
Please refer to the 1st page for more details and payment instructions
If you are ordering 2 kits at once then there is an extra £5 discount!
Please refer to the 1st page for more details and payment instructions
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Originally Posted by speedjunkie
alex,
is this group buy still open? and can i still avail of it even if im looking for them delivered to ireland?
thanks
is this group buy still open? and can i still avail of it even if im looking for them delivered to ireland?
thanks
Yep still open mate and delivery to Ireland is at no extra cost!
Jump onto page one and run thru the 1st post for all the details. Delivery is usually within a week (or just a couple days), but as its coming upto Xmas I'm not sure how much that'll delay it?
ps: Scooby Singh as above mate, follow the instructions on page 1!
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Originally Posted by rasheedn
Thanks for the reply alex,
won't i need 1 bi-kit(for the normal driving lights as they have low and normal) and one single beam(for high beam)??
thanks
Rasheed
won't i need 1 bi-kit(for the normal driving lights as they have low and normal) and one single beam(for high beam)??
thanks
Rasheed
If you have a blob eye then you dont need the bi-xenon kit as thats for dual beam as with H4 bulbs on Classics...
I have a blob eye then what you will need is a single beam for dips and another single beam for full beam.
I believe that on blob eyes dips are H3 and full beam are HB3 or 9005's? Can some one confirm and let Rasheed know (or you could check your car manual?)
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Originally Posted by frayz
My HIDs fitted,
Got them on BOB5 GB but the same kit from the same company
Got them on BOB5 GB but the same kit from the same company
Any night time shots?
Loving the car mate - interior is just as sweet esp that dash!
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Just to run through the obvious (sorry, really tried to go through as many posts as I could but after 9 pages it just starts repeating!)
I'm after one of these for a MY05 but as far as fitting goes, are there any instructions?
Cheers
PJ
I'm after one of these for a MY05 but as far as fitting goes, are there any instructions?
Cheers
PJ
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Originally Posted by rasheedn
Hi there,
i have new age blob eye
i want to install HID now as i understand i will need 2 sets one for the normal driving and another for the high beams (and yes i do use them a lot as a lot many highways have no lights!!)
is this correct? if so whats the price for that?
thanks for the replies
i have new age blob eye
i want to install HID now as i understand i will need 2 sets one for the normal driving and another for the high beams (and yes i do use them a lot as a lot many highways have no lights!!)
is this correct? if so whats the price for that?
thanks for the replies
I've not long ago fitted a single kit (6000k) to my dipped (05 WRX) and they're truly excellent, however I wouldn't fit them to main beam for the above reasons, even though the halogen mains look like candle light compared to the dipped HID. Saying this I've found that I don't need to use full/main beam half as much as the dipped HID's are soooooooo good..
Try a set of dipped and see, if you still fancy the full beams then re-order, you'll have only lost the £5 saving. I think you'll see what I mean doing this and save some £££..