XenonDepot Spring Fever!! - Expires April 30/05
04-01-05, 06:12 AM
#1
XenonDepot Spring Fever!! - Expires April 30/05
Hello,
As promised, here is our current spring promotion. To those of you that missed out on our previous group buy, you now have the opportunity to obtain the same discounte price:
No minimum number of people required! Orders are shipped as they are received!
You can order directly from the website. No promotional code required!
www.XenonDepot.com
As promised, here is our current spring promotion. To those of you that missed out on our previous group buy, you now have the opportunity to obtain the same discounte price:
No minimum number of people required! Orders are shipped as they are received!
You can order directly from the website. No promotional code required!
www.XenonDepot.com
Last edited by XenonDepot; 04-01-05 at 06:18 AM.
04-01-05, 07:07 AM
#2
EV ftw!!!
How do your HID conversion kits take into consideration of the fact that the headlights on my Maxima have both high and low beam filaments? I am guessing I would lose the high beams?
Do you know which kit of yours would replace the headlights in my Maxima? And does your kit take into aco**** that the light will have a proper cutoff considering that this is a retrofit into a non HID housing?
If picked up (or bought online) locally , how much would the $299.00 kit be in Canadian funds?
Do you know which kit of yours would replace the headlights in my Maxima? And does your kit take into aco**** that the light will have a proper cutoff considering that this is a retrofit into a non HID housing?
If picked up (or bought online) locally , how much would the $299.00 kit be in Canadian funds?
04-01-05, 07:11 AM
#3
Hello,
Our HID conversion kits are low beam only. We used to carry high/low conversion kits however we found that the mechanisms currently available in the market are prone to failure. They work on a little sollenoid that pushes the bulb in/out or up/down thus changing the focal point. This causes the high/low transition. We found that the mechanisms would end up getting stuck and the customer would be driving with one headlight in high and one headlight in low.
Unfortunately we are not open to the public. You can either order online or pick up the product directly from our authorized dealer:
Store: Speedstar
Phone Number: (905) 415 3442
Contact: Albert
Canadian customers will be charged applicable taxes.
Regards,
Steve
Our HID conversion kits are low beam only. We used to carry high/low conversion kits however we found that the mechanisms currently available in the market are prone to failure. They work on a little sollenoid that pushes the bulb in/out or up/down thus changing the focal point. This causes the high/low transition. We found that the mechanisms would end up getting stuck and the customer would be driving with one headlight in high and one headlight in low.
Unfortunately we are not open to the public. You can either order online or pick up the product directly from our authorized dealer:
Store: Speedstar
Phone Number: (905) 415 3442
Contact: Albert
Canadian customers will be charged applicable taxes.
Regards,
Steve
04-01-05, 07:15 AM
#4
EV ftw!!!
Originally Posted by XenonDepot
Hello,
Our HID conversion kits are low beam only. We used to carry high/low conversion kits however we found that the mechanisms currently available in the market are prone to failure. They work on a little sollenoid that pushes the bulb in/out or up/down thus changing the focal point. This causes the high/low transition. We found that the mechanisms would end up getting stuck and the customer would be driving with one headlight in high and one headlight in low.
Unfortunately we are not open to the public. You can either order online or pick up the product directly from our authorized dealer:
Store: Speedstar
Phone Number: (905) 415 3442
Contact: Albert
Canadian customers will be charged applicable taxes.
Regards,
Steve
Our HID conversion kits are low beam only. We used to carry high/low conversion kits however we found that the mechanisms currently available in the market are prone to failure. They work on a little sollenoid that pushes the bulb in/out or up/down thus changing the focal point. This causes the high/low transition. We found that the mechanisms would end up getting stuck and the customer would be driving with one headlight in high and one headlight in low.
Unfortunately we are not open to the public. You can either order online or pick up the product directly from our authorized dealer:
Store: Speedstar
Phone Number: (905) 415 3442
Contact: Albert
Canadian customers will be charged applicable taxes.
Regards,
Steve
1. Which kit of yours would replace the headlights in my Maxima?
2. Does your kit take into account that the light will have a proper cutoff considering that this is a retrofit into a non HID housing?
04-01-05, 07:25 AM
#6
Oops.. Missed that 
1) What type of bulb does your vehicle use for the low beams? Unless Im mistaken I believe that the brand new Maxima uses a 9008 which unfortunately we do not carry a conversion kit for.
2) Our HID kits use custom moulded bases to ensure proper fitment and beam patterns. Essentially, once installed our product will replicate your OEM beam pattern however provide you with significantly more light.
Steve
1) What type of bulb does your vehicle use for the low beams? Unless Im mistaken I believe that the brand new Maxima uses a 9008 which unfortunately we do not carry a conversion kit for.
2) Our HID kits use custom moulded bases to ensure proper fitment and beam patterns. Essentially, once installed our product will replicate your OEM beam pattern however provide you with significantly more light.
Steve
Beam Pattern: 
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04-01-05, 12:36 PM
#9
EV ftw!!!
Originally Posted by XenonDepot
Oops.. Missed that
1) What type of bulb does your vehicle use for the low beams? Unless Im mistaken I believe that the brand new Maxima uses a 9008 which unfortunately we do not carry a conversion kit for.
2) Our HID kits use custom moulded bases to ensure proper fitment and beam patterns. Essentially, once installed our product will replicate your OEM beam pattern however provide you with significantly more light.
Steve
1) What type of bulb does your vehicle use for the low beams? Unless Im mistaken I believe that the brand new Maxima uses a 9008 which unfortunately we do not carry a conversion kit for.
2) Our HID kits use custom moulded bases to ensure proper fitment and beam patterns. Essentially, once installed our product will replicate your OEM beam pattern however provide you with significantly more light.
Steve
Mine is a 97 Maxima SE and it has 9004's
Last edited by Hameed; 04-01-05 at 01:13 PM.
04-01-05, 05:32 PM
#12
Hey!
As per your posts:
1) Dsmart - Which car are you referring to? The motorcycles I have shown are using our 4300k kit.
2) Hameed - We carry 9004 conversion kits. Keep in mind though that with 9004 upgrades you will lose your high beam functionality.
3) L. L. S. - From what I remember you need the H1 conversion kit as the ellipsoid headlights require H1 bulbs. I would go with the 4300k kit based on what you were telling me.
4) Unfortunately there are no discounts on individual bulbs.
Regards,
Steve
As per your posts:
1) Dsmart - Which car are you referring to? The motorcycles I have shown are using our 4300k kit.
2) Hameed - We carry 9004 conversion kits. Keep in mind though that with 9004 upgrades you will lose your high beam functionality.
3) L. L. S. - From what I remember you need the H1 conversion kit as the ellipsoid headlights require H1 bulbs. I would go with the 4300k kit based on what you were telling me.
4) Unfortunately there are no discounts on individual bulbs.
Regards,
Steve
04-01-05, 05:52 PM
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I was refering to the lexus gs 430 02, that comes standared with HID. Does that car have HID foglights standard and once you have HID you can put any 6000K 8000K builb in it even if you only have 4000K in it now? what does the stock HID have in it?
04-02-05, 06:14 AM
#14
Hello,
To be completely honest with you Im not certain as to whether the GS430 has HID fog lights. I dont believe that it does however I am not 100% certain. You can definitely change your lighting to 6000k or 8000k bulbs simply by switching the bulbs to either a D2S/R bulb (depending on the headlight type).
Vehicle that come with HID from the factory will use either an Osram 4100k bulb or Philips 4300k bulb as these bulbs will produce the greatest amount of light output.
Steve
To be completely honest with you Im not certain as to whether the GS430 has HID fog lights. I dont believe that it does however I am not 100% certain. You can definitely change your lighting to 6000k or 8000k bulbs simply by switching the bulbs to either a D2S/R bulb (depending on the headlight type).
Vehicle that come with HID from the factory will use either an Osram 4100k bulb or Philips 4300k bulb as these bulbs will produce the greatest amount of light output.
Steve
04-02-05, 06:51 AM
#15
EV ftw!!!
Originally Posted by Dsmart
I was refering to the lexus gs 430 02, that comes standared with HID. Does that car have HID foglights standard and once you have HID you can put any 6000K 8000K builb in it even if you only have 4000K in it now? what does the stock HID have in it?
Anyone who has HID's in their fogs (and I am one of those) has done this after the fact as a retrofit with a complete kit of course (ballasts, relays bulbs etc).