Philips 6000k HID Kit
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Philips 6000k HID Kit
Where's the best place on the web to get this Philips 6000k HID kit? I know I've asked this before but the place I had book marked doesn't appear to have them any more. 
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Re: Philips 6000k HID Kit
Originally posted by Mikeswing
Where's the best place on the web to get this Philips 6000k HID kit? I know I've asked this before but the place I had book marked doesn't appear to have them any more.
Where's the best place on the web to get this Philips 6000k HID kit? I know I've asked this before but the place I had book marked doesn't appear to have them any more.
or go to groupbuycenter.com -- there's some going on right now.
haha yeah, i emailed him a while ago and he told me he's coming back with STUFF 
btw, discountcycle is the guy who i got my hid sets from, very stand up and cool guy, and he has good price too
btw, discountcycle is the guy who i got my hid sets from, very stand up and cool guy, and he has good price too
Originally posted by umnitza
email me your ad rates.
I've got lots of good quality stuff to sell you guys.
One of them being a $430 HID kit that is on par if not better than anything you're going to find anywhere.
email me your ad rates.
I've got lots of good quality stuff to sell you guys.
One of them being a $430 HID kit that is on par if not better than anything you're going to find anywhere.
so your hid is 6000k? what brand, etc?
Originally posted by umnitza
CATZ 4500K
I could go on and on about the wonders of the Catz kit.
It's superiority to many of the "kits" out there with their bad focal points, inferior ballasts, poor "hot glue" bases, and "colored" bulbs.
Also, don't get me started on how the marketing out there has swung people into "stages" of decreasing quality.
the higher up the K scale you go, the more you paint the road and not light it.
And, NO, I don't sponsor cars
Not yet at least
CATZ 4500K
I could go on and on about the wonders of the Catz kit.
It's superiority to many of the "kits" out there with their bad focal points, inferior ballasts, poor "hot glue" bases, and "colored" bulbs.
Also, don't get me started on how the marketing out there has swung people into "stages" of decreasing quality.
the higher up the K scale you go, the more you paint the road and not light it.
And, NO, I don't sponsor cars
Not yet at least
well i agree with you, going higher kelvin will reduce usable light, that's why whoever says 8000k i am going to kick their butt for that. but i have 6000k and so far it's been great. it's whiter and it lights up the road for me just as good. nothing more than that though, not even 7500k
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Jen is absolute pleasure to work with, flexible on pricing and knows all about HIDs.
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