CHEAP HID Kits! as low as 17.50 USD

[Adli]

Check this out
DDM Tuning HID Kits

"You can't buy a system with a smaller ballast. Fully digital, draws less than 6 amps at start up and 3.4 amps at normal operating temperature. This system provides 3200-3400 Lumens at 35 watts and an amazing 5000 Lumens at 55 watts per bulb. In comparison, a typical halogen bulb produces 900-1200 lumens"

Everything you need included!
-Single (17.50) or Dual Kits (35.00)
-Single Hi/Low (35.00)

Shipping is 25.00 standard USPS or 34 "rush" (I live is Durham Region)

HID KITS HERE!

[Adli]

Def. Buying a kit tonight.
anyone ever deal with these guys?

[adidascanada]

Def. Buying a kit tonight.
anyone ever deal with these guys?

Please post your review...

[unL33T]

Great. They got even cheaper. Now we'll have even more people with HID bulbs installed without proper projector lenses blinding everyone.

[JamieVk]

Def. Buying a kit tonight.
anyone ever deal with these guys?

Group buy and save on shipping? I'm down for one.

[vrus]

I hate these things. Especially on cars

[Buttocks]

Will this work on my 2003 Honda Shadow ACE 750?

[Adli]

Group buy and save on shipping? I'm down for one.

Deal.
Lets rally some people, and i don't mind organizing it.

Stipulations:
1 - PM me your order (style, Watts, Colour, Bulb, Contact info-GTAM name too)
2 - Post on the thread you PM'd me
Ill confirm combined shipping cost, and we can get the ball rolling!

Note that we can all meet some central spot to exchange money / gear. Email money transfer works for me too.

My info - so this appears less like me scamming you:
Adli Nureddin
adli.nureddin(AT)gmail.com

I would have to collect a $20 deposit so i dont get ripped off. Email money transfer or Paypal.

Let me know guys and gals!

-A

[Adli]

Will this work on my 2003 Honda Shadow ACE 750?

I believe so, what kind of bulb do you have?
Cross referance it against this:
DDM Bulb Guide

That being said, this is from thier site:

"Will these HID kits work on my motorcycle? Simply put, yes; we have our own bulbs, not sold anywhere else, in every bulb type. Be sure that the kit itself will work with your bike's electrical systems, some modern motorcycles require BOW's and harnesses in order to run at 100%! "


Hope that helps

[type_s kid]

Is this the digital slim ballast ? if so I'm in for a kit

[Buttocks]

I believe so, what kind of bulb do you have?
Cross referance it against this:
DDM Bulb Guide

That being said, this is from thier site:

"Will these HID kits work on my motorcycle? Simply put, yes; we have our own bulbs, not sold anywhere else, in every bulb type. Be sure that the kit itself will work with your bike's electrical systems, some modern motorcycles require BOW's and harnesses in order to run at 100%! "


Hope that helps

I have no clue how to find out my bikes bulb size. I don't have a manual with my bike. Any 2003 Shadow riders out there that know which model I am supposed to get?

I am also thinking about getting one for my car so it looks like I'm in!

[Adli]

Great. They got even cheaper. Now we'll have even more people with HID bulbs installed without proper projector lenses blinding everyone.

Any leads on proper projector lenses? Seriously though, i'm saving money on the bulbs, might as well..

Is this the digital slim ballast ? if so I'm in for a kit

Yep!

[type_s kid]

buttocks....I did a quick search for you it takes an H4 Hi/Low beam bulb

[GTASynthetics]

These kits are horrible. since you don't have the proper lenses it's just a blur of light, and then you burn out your electrical system.

[unL33T]

Any leads on proper projector lenses? Seriously though, i'm saving money on the bulbs, might as well..



Yep!

There are kits on eBay that include fairly small projector lenses along with the bulbs and ballasts but they're up around $180 USD for a pair if I remember correctly. I guess if you were comparing to a single kit though that's only $90 each. The projector lenses also have a solenoid attached to them that adjusts the beam cutoff for high/low. I believe this is commonly referred to as bi-xenon. So instead of a high bulb and a low bulb, one projector does both. Or if you install both in your bike, you have two low and high beam HID lights with proper projectors so you're not blinding everyone (or at least not so bad, some people hate them even when installed with proper lenses because they're so bright).

Pics of said kits installed (these are not the ones being discussed in the group buy!) (from http://riderforums.com/showthread.php?t=53770 )








If you buy the bulbs and ballasts separate from the lenses you'll probably have to search for lenses off a car that fit. I think most of them are too large for motorcycle headlights though.

[type_s kid]

These kits are horrible. since you don't have the proper lenses it's just a blur of light, and then you burn out your electrical system.

LMFAO... TOTALLY not true, I had one on my old bike for 2 years and not a single problem... AND I never was flashed after I angled my beams down

[Buttocks]

buttocks....I did a quick search for you it takes an H4 Hi/Low beam bulb

Thanks S KID !

[type_s kid]

To have a true set of bixenon projectors installed will run you 500 USD to purchase the bi xenon projectors and hid kit is about 200USD and then a hole bunch of work to install them... these kits work great YES they do not have the same cutoff line as a projector and YES if not angled down they are a pain to on coming trafic. So if you get these ANGLE YOUR LIGHTS DOWN!!!!!

[Adli]

These kits are horrible. since you don't have the proper lenses it's just a blur of light, and then you burn out your electrical system.

Sorry, These kits cant be horrible just because they lack the lenses, but if they are installed without the lenses they will blind people. Simple. To me, they look like quality products, if the buyer choses to install it without a lens, thats up to them, and then maybe you could classify it as "horrible"

The reflectors in the OEM Headlights will scatter the light., there may be a mod to limit this, but still not better then a projector,

-A

[pakboy429]

pm'ed.