| XenonKing |
| Would anyone be intersted in a group buy of McCulloch and Philips HID KITS? Also, please let me know who I should speak to about becoming a sponsor for this site... Thanks! |
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| humanoid |
| Ryan, you can PM ramirami or colorider about becoming a site sponsor. BTW, what year models would these HIDs fit? Prices? Pics? |
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| XenonKing |
Hi,
I would like to introduce our company as a wholesaler/retailer of McCulloch High Intensity Discharge lights (HID) and Philips HID Kits. _The McCulloch and Philips name is widely recognized throughout the world for its premier production of power tools as well as High Intensity Discharge kits.
Our company has extensive experience in all elements of the lighting industry business. There are several advantages of our group over other companies. Besides dealing with the best-known company in the world we also maintain: size, skill set, responsiveness, resources, consultative-approach, understanding the needs of our clients. Our ‘partnering’ with McCulloch and Philips creates a positive team-based approach to our business and our customers.
There are several hallmarks that shape our approach. We believe strongly in personal attention and frequent communication with our customers. Clients are kept informed and counseled at each step of the purchase and there forth any questions after that. We bring to our clients a broad spectrum of professional expertise and business knowledge. As a result, we can offer clients our products and services and the capacity to handle any problems if they arise.
If anyone has any questions, do not hesitate to contact me and I will be more than happy to respond.
ALL OF OUR KITS COME WITH FREE SHIPPING AND A ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PRODUCTS
McCulloch
5000k= $270 Bi-Xenon=$430
6000k= $285 Bi-Xenon=$450
8000k= $300 Bi-Xenon=$470
10000k= $320 Bi-Xenon=$490
12000K= $330 Bi-Xenon=$510
Philips
4300k= $360 Bi-Xenon=$520
6000k=$415 Bi-Xenon=$550
McCulloch Motorcycle Kits:
5000K= $162 Bi-Xenon=$255
6000K=$170 Bi-Xenon=$260
8000K=$177 Bi-Xenon=$265
10000K=$184 Bi-Xenon=$270
12000K=$192 Bi-Xenon=$275
Philips Motorcycle Kits:
4300K=$232 Bi-Xenon=$325
6000K=$252 Bi-Xenon=$350
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Regards,
Ryan Gold
www.XenonKing.com
877-HID-KITS ext. 706
RGold@Xenonking.com |
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| jay3 |
quote:
Originally posted by XenonKing
McCulloch
5000k= $270 Bi-Xenon=$430
6000k= $285 Bi-Xenon=$450
8000k= $300 Bi-Xenon=$470
10000k= $320 Bi-Xenon=$490
12000K= $330 Bi-Xenon=$510
Philips
4300k= $360 Bi-Xenon=$520
6000k=$415 Bi-Xenon=$550
quick question...lets just use the phillips 6000k as an example: priced at 415, what is the difference between this and the bi-xenon at 550 with the same temperature 'rating?' |
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| sfhondapilot |
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Originally posted by jay3
quick question...lets just use the phillips 6000k as an example: priced at 415, what is the difference between this and the bi-xenon at 550 with the same temperature 'rating?'
The $415 set only has the low beam, so you would lose your high beams. The bi-xenon has both a low and high beam. |
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| jay3 |
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Originally posted by sfhondapilot
The $415 set only has the low beam, so you would lose your high beams. The bi-xenon has both a low and high beam.
the 06's have a seperate low and hi beam bulbs. are you saying that the hi and lo beam circuits are somehow run in series? i wouldn't think so. but pre 06 i believe, key word here is believe, the high and lo were integrated into 1 bulb with dual filaments. |
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| XenonKing |
| the bi-xenon kits are only available for vehicles equipped with the bulb sizes H4, 9006, and 9004. Those vehicles use one bulb that functions as both the high and the low beam. with any other bulb size, to upgrade both beams you would have to purchase a seperate single beam kit for each. |
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| malmon |
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Originally posted by XenonKing
the bi-xenon kits are only available for vehicles equipped with the bulb sizes H4, 9006, and 9004. Those vehicles use one bulb that functions as both the high and the low beam. with any other bulb size, to upgrade both beams you would have to purchase a seperate single beam kit for each.
I have been using a Philips 4300 HID kit that doesn't have the high beam for 2 years now and they are fantastic. I am interested in getting one of those bi-xenons to replace them because there are rare times when you need to flash incoming traffic or the car in front of you.
I bought them from a company in Canada and read somewhere before that there are a lot of problems when it comes to durability when its bi-xenons. How true is this? Are the bulbs bi-xenons to begin with and you just replace the base to fit the H4 socket or did you put something in the bulb like a rotating reflector to make it reflect higher? |
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| XenonKing |
| The bi-xenon kits utilize a dual filament bulb with a moveable part that angles the bulb in the housing...it is by all means just as durable as the single beams, also keep in mind that all of our kits come with a one year warranty... |
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| malmon |
| Is that movable part inherent to the bulb originally or is it something that you added? |
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| XenonKing |
| no the bi-xenon bulbs are produced that way, they are not altered single beam bulbs |
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| malmon |
| And is that for both McCulloch and Philips bulb? |
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| XenonKing |
| yes, both McCulloch and Philips use the same technology in regards to their bulb design |
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| malmon |
| Wow, thank you for the quick replies. That's impressive customer service. One last thing, can I order now on your website with the prices you posted or do I have to wait for the group buy? |
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| XenonKing |
| email me specifying which k temp and bulb size you want and I will email you an invoice |
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| malmon |
Received the kit today and installed it as soon as I got home from work. The quality is exceptional, far from the one I bought 2 years ago. There is a space right next to the headlamps where you can attach the ballast with the provided zip ties.
The light output is pure white, very nice indeed. Even have high beams. :) |
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| jay3 |
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Originally posted by malmon
Received the kit today and installed it as soon as I got home from work. The quality is exceptional, far from the one I bought 2 years ago. There is a space right next to the headlamps where you can attach the ballast with the provided zip ties.
The light output is pure white, very nice indeed. Even have high beams. :)
cool...got any pix of your setup? as well as pix of the light output at night aimed at (say) your garage door? any pix of how it would look like w/ an oncoming driver? |
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| humanoid |
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Originally posted by malmon
Received the kit today and installed it as soon as I got home from work. The quality is exceptional, far from the one I bought 2 years ago. There is a space right next to the headlamps where you can attach the ballast with the provided zip ties.
The light output is pure white, very nice indeed. Even have high beams. :)
Malmon, which set did you pick up? Pics please!!!!! |
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| malmon |
Here are some pics I took this am.
Aimed at the garage door: |
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| malmon |
I got the Philips 4300K bi-xenon for $520. I can't say enough about the quality compared to the old one. The wiring harness has a couple of relays, fuse and an electrical module. And they are located here in southern ca, so in case we need any warranty replacement, which I doubt, it should be easier since it is geographically near.
I have to remove this plastic cover to reach the pillars holding the radiator to which I attach the ballast on each side. |
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| humanoid |
| Nice, job and thanks for the pix! Now I gotta convince the wife we need HID lighting! :eek: |
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| sfhondapilot |
Ryan,
any further news on your company becoming a sponsor and/or the group buy? I'd be interested in the 4300K bi-xenons.
TIA |
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