end of Year HID special!!!! $65 per Kit!!
12-31-2008, 01:09 PM
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end of Year HID special!!!! $65 per Kit!!
One day only.... to close out 2008...
We are offer a one day, Slim Ballast Life time warranty HID Kit Special!!!!!!!
Can be used for your Fog lights, low beams or high beams!!
$65 per kit, $35 if you need the error canceler!
flat rate shipping for anyone in the continental US, $5 for shipping!!!
Give us a call today as this deal is only good for 2008!
877-422-4736
even the phone call is free!!
We are offer a one day, Slim Ballast Life time warranty HID Kit Special!!!!!!!
Can be used for your Fog lights, low beams or high beams!!
$65 per kit, $35 if you need the error canceler!
flat rate shipping for anyone in the continental US, $5 for shipping!!!
Give us a call today as this deal is only good for 2008!
877-422-4736
even the phone call is free!!
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12-31-2008, 02:43 PM
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i've had an HID kit before in my MB.. and have no idea what an "error canceller" is. i didn't need one from the one i got from carlabs. what brand is it? can you post pictures?
12-31-2008, 03:40 PM
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I drive a Toyota Hybrid...
hmm 105shipped seems good deal, maybe i should really get a set for my fog
but the freaking gas price these days are still killing me
12-31-2008, 04:45 PM
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By "error canceler" I think he means to say "plain-jane in-line resistor" so as to "cancel" the error the computer will get if the resistance doesn't match what the computer expects.
01-01-2009, 03:57 AM
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For those of you who tried to call or get a hold of us yesterday, my sincere apologizes, it was non-stop yesterday and I was just not able to get to all of the PM's and phone calls.
Therefore, we will extend this offer until tuesday Jan 6th, as I will be on and off in terms of available tomorrow, but will be back to full speed on monday, giving you guys two full business days to jump into this offer.
Once again my apologizes, I hope that everyone had a great and safe New years!
Welcome to 2009!
Therefore, we will extend this offer until tuesday Jan 6th, as I will be on and off in terms of available tomorrow, but will be back to full speed on monday, giving you guys two full business days to jump into this offer.
Once again my apologizes, I hope that everyone had a great and safe New years!
Welcome to 2009!
01-01-2009, 03:11 PM
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The price... got ripped off by the price... that was the first thing i ever change and I dont know the price... even so usually go there to mod... Coz for labour I can get real cheap... 
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I drive a Toyota Hybrid...
or you rather have a flickerrrrr headlight?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llG3FG2Ejik
or it will happen like mine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llG3FG2Ejik
or it will happen like mine
01-02-2009, 12:40 AM
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A resistor would work too, but likely get so hot as to melt stuff.
You'd need to put it somewhere where it could dissipate the heat.
01-02-2009, 12:43 AM
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then halogens are drawing 50 watts while hid kits only need 35. so without xenon = present... imagine the wires to the ballast pumping out 15 more watts than needed. basically a power surge...
so either get the car coded
get a mtec kit which handles it all electronically
or get capacitor/resistor.. i personally like the idea of xenon = present so you have less things to worry about... or the mtec kit since it's supposed to be handled electronically by the ballast itself.
for the fog lights..i've heard mixed reviews... some said they've melted their housings...burned their ballast...flickers..while others have said they've been completely cool. i'd opt for the mtec or resistor/capacitor for the sole being that you're not pumping all that un-needed wattage into the ballast.
01-08-2009, 01:43 PM
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it's my understanding that if you can have the car coded to xenon = present you wouldn't need the resistor/capacitor. a tech told me the problem lies in the power difference...how much is needed to fire up the light and then keep it running at the proper wattage. the halogen takes like 10 - 15 amps to fire up when hid kits take 4 - 10 amps to fire up.
then halogens are drawing 50 watts while hid kits only need 35. so without xenon = present... imagine the wires to the ballast pumping out 15 more watts than needed. basically a power surge...
so either get the car coded
get a mtec kit which handles it all electronically
or get capacitor/resistor.. i personally like the idea of xenon = present so you have less things to worry about... or the mtec kit since it's supposed to be handled electronically by the ballast itself.
for the fog lights..i've heard mixed reviews... some said they've melted their housings...burned their ballast...flickers..while others have said they've been completely cool. i'd opt for the mtec or resistor/capacitor for the sole being that you're not pumping all that un-needed wattage into the ballast.
then halogens are drawing 50 watts while hid kits only need 35. so without xenon = present... imagine the wires to the ballast pumping out 15 more watts than needed. basically a power surge...
so either get the car coded
get a mtec kit which handles it all electronically
or get capacitor/resistor.. i personally like the idea of xenon = present so you have less things to worry about... or the mtec kit since it's supposed to be handled electronically by the ballast itself.
for the fog lights..i've heard mixed reviews... some said they've melted their housings...burned their ballast...flickers..while others have said they've been completely cool. i'd opt for the mtec or resistor/capacitor for the sole being that you're not pumping all that un-needed wattage into the ballast.
i actually talked to James and a few other people here. I bought low beams and fogs, both with the error cancelers. I was just gonna do the xenon present for the low's but didn't want to hassle with the dealership and the only other place i know that could do it woulda charged me $60. Ill use the resistor for now and set xenons to present later...
01-08-2009, 10:51 PM
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Oh well, missed out but I got them for $40 at vvme.com but $26 shipping for 2nd day DHL from the country of origin. Don't think I'll need the error cancellers if I put them in the SLK or the Smart Car.
