| rockyroad |
Let's organize in this thread. Here are the details:
$250.00 express shipping inclusive; minimum of 10 buyers
Built-in ignitor and plug & play installation
3 year warranty on ballasts and bulbs (others are 6 or 12 months)
3 locations for customer service: U.S., Canada, and Europe
Pics can be found in this thread: http://www.acuramdx.org/forums/show...&threadid=23123 |
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| enderwiggin |
I am in.. i'm located in northern CA. a few questions I had however:
1. is 4300 the same as what a benz has?
2. how is the glare when looking at the car?
3. how is this type of install versus doing the other fabrication involving a retrofit instead of a kit?
4. what issues would there be concerning acura warranty?
5. how long will this install take approx? |
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| screbr |
I'm in - the price and the warranty are the best I've seen.
Need to decide between 4300 and 6000 tho..... |
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| rockyroad |
quote:
Originally posted by enderwiggin
I am in.. i'm located in northern CA. a few questions I had however:
1. is 4300 the same as what a benz has?
2. how is the glare when looking at the car?
3. how is this type of install versus doing the other fabrication involving a retrofit instead of a kit?
4. what issues would there be concerning acura warranty?
5. how long will this install take approx?
1. 4300 still has a yellowish tone which is found in bmw and benz. I would suggest 6000k which gives a cool blue/whitish tone.
2. I have projectors so the cutoff is sharp. No one has high beamed me so far.
3. Plug and Play installation with no re-wiring required since HIDs actuall use a lower wattage compared to stock.
4. Don't really know about the warranty. My guess upgrading to HIDs will void all the electricals pertaining to the headlight.
5. Installation should take around an hour. |
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| rockyroad |
quote:
Originally posted by screbr
I'm in - the price and the warranty are the best I've seen.
Need to decide between 4300 and 6000 tho.....
We have one buyer so far.....
1. screbr
2. ?
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| deepstang |
2. deepstang
I am in! By the way, does this visionbulbs person have other bulbs for the fog lights (9006) and chrome bulbs(silverstar or silvervision) for the turn signals?
By the way, will it look to cheap with the 8000k. To me, visibility with factory halogens are sufficient. I want the look. I think the S2000 and the new Nissan Maximas have great looking projectors with HIDs. |
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| rockyroad |
quote:
Originally posted by deepstang
2. deepstang
I am in! By the way, does this visionbulbs person have other bulbs for the fog lights (9006) and chrome bulbs(silverstar or silvervision) for the turn signals?
By the way, will it look to cheap with the 8000k. To me, visibility with factory halogens are sufficient. I want the look. I think the S2000 and the new Nissan Maximas have great looking projectors with HIDs.
I don't thing the visionbulbs person :) has the chrome bulbs or so.
Honestly, I would think that 8000k will be too ricey. Sorry for the term but they would look like civics with super blue hids. 6000k will be more decent as my preference. |
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| rockyroad |
1. screbr
2. deepstang
4. ?
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| enderwiggin |
quote:
Originally posted by rockyroad
1. 4300 still has a yellowish tone which is found in bmw and benz. I would suggest 6000k which gives a cool blue/whitish tone.
2. I have projectors so the cutoff is sharp. No one has high beamed me so far.
3. Plug and Play installation with no re-wiring required since HIDs actuall use a lower wattage compared to stock.
4. Don't really know about the warranty. My guess upgrading to HIDs will void all the electricals pertaining to the headlight.
5. Installation should take around an hour.
1. isn't 4300 brighter than 6000k? I took a close look at an s500 and it doesn't appear yellowish at all. Am I missing something?
2. I have an 05 MDX so I am assuming my cutoff would be sharp as well.
3. that's good news
4. I hope it doesn't void other electricals?
5. is there a DIY specifically for this kit?
How about glare? Check out:
http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13466 |
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| enderwiggin |
| how is visionbulbs compared to xenondepot? |
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| rockyroad |
quote:
Originally posted by enderwiggin
1. isn't 4300 brighter than 6000k? I took a close look at an s500 and it doesn't appear yellowish at all. Am I missing something?
2. I have an 05 MDX so I am assuming my cutoff would be sharp as well.
3. that's good news
4. I hope it doesn't void other electricals?
5. is there a DIY specifically for this kit?
How about glare? Check out:
http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13466
1. I would say that it really depends on the factory projector housing. I have read several threads in other forums as well that even at 4300k OEM HIDs, the shades of blue or purple are caused by the projectors, not the bulb. |
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| rockyroad |
quote:
Originally posted by enderwiggin
how is visionbulbs compared to xenondepot?
I have really no basis to compare both of them. However, I have read dozens of satisfied customers of xenondepot in this forum. I would say their reputation has already been established especially to include the brand names they are using.
On the other hand, I still went with visionbulbs since it costs significantly less. I would say the risk I took for going cheap is compensated by the warranty they offer of 3 years for the ballast and bulbs. |
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| Rocket1 |
Can I fit this on to an 01 ?
If so then I will be in for the GB. |
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| phins2rt |
quote:
Originally posted by Rocket1
Can I fit this on to an 01 ?
If so then I will be in for the GB.
You'll need the 9006 bulb. |
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| anjan |
| I want to go but I need more confirmation on the warranty issue. I don't mind footing the responsibility for just the headlight wiring but if it flows on to other wiring coverage as well, that could be a very expensive HID kit! :D |
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| phins2rt |
quote:
Originally posted by anjan
I want to go but I need more confirmation on the warranty issue. I don't mind footing the responsibility for just the headlight wiring but if it flows on to other wiring coverage as well, that could be a very expensive HID kit! :D
As long as it has a wiring harness, you should be ok. It is strange they do not show any pictures of their complete kit as well as go into details of the warranty. Is it a manufacturer warranty or visionbulbs warranty? Could be a big difference there. |
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| cfarm |
quote:
Originally posted by anjan
I want to go but I need more confirmation on the warranty issue. I don't mind footing the responsibility for just the headlight wiring but if it flows on to other wiring coverage as well, that could be a very expensive HID kit! :D
The warranty issue will come down to a judgment call by the dealer should you ever need service. If there ever is an issue, legally they have to prove that the modification caused the problem in question. In practice though, they can stonewall you and make the general statement and it would be up to you to take them to court and argue your case. That's the worst case scenario.
Such is the Magnusson-Moss Act. You can find more information about the install of aftermarket parts at www.sema.org |
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| anjan |
I think the biggest point is what phins2art mentioned - is the warranty from visionbulbs or the manufacturer? Is there is any electrical issue (depending on the nature), the old bulbs will go in before I visit the dealer but I need to make sure that the warranty is worth its weight.
phins1art, you got your kit from XenonDepot, right? |
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| phins2rt |
quote:
Originally posted by anjan
phins1art, you got your kit from XenonDepot, right?
Nope. My kit came from hid-online.com. I felt they have been around a while, weren't going any where soon and do stand behind the product.
I think if I was buying a kit now, I would buy OEM ballasts and get some rebased D2S bulbs to 9006 and go that route. That way at least the ballasts wouldn't have proprietary ends on them. I'm not sure if H11 rebased D2S bulbs are readily available. |
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| timn99 |
| Who makes the ballast for the visionbulbs and xenondepot? Still trying to decide between the 2 in terms of price and quality, and warranty. |
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| anjan |
| XenonDepot ballasts are made by Phillips |
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| phins2rt |
| Just based on the price of the kit, I would highly doubt they are hella/philips ballasts. Those alone go for $220-$250. |
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| screbr |
quote:
Who makes the ballast for the visionbulbs and xenondepot? Still trying to decide between the 2 in terms of price and quality, and warranty.
Here's the response I got from Vision Bulbs customer service when I asked about bulbs and ballasts:
Our bulbs are designed partly in Germany, and are assembled in Taiwan/China.
We use have an exclusive deal with a manufacturer, and the bulbs come with a
generic seal from the manufacturer.
We have been in business for over close to two years online, and over 7
years in the wholesale market.
Our kits have been proven to outperform many of the higher prices products
on the market, and I'm sure you'll see by the MDX post, that our customers
are always more than pleased with the results of our products.
They don't specifically state the origin of the ballasts, but based on the bulbs (and the price), I think we can assume they are not a recognizable name brand, but instead a lower cost, generic make.
Another clarification - the XenonDepot ballasts are not Philips brand, but instead the components in the ballast (some/all?) are produced by Phillips, but XenonDepot assembles them through their own contracts.
Regarding the warranty - it is true that 3 years looks good on paper, but we can only assume that this company will be around that long - we don't have any strong evidence that this will be true. And we don't know the origin of the warranty - rockyroad - are you assembling these thoughts into a question list for the VisionBulb folks?
The Acura warranty should be safe (in theory) if you use a wiring harness, and/or if you use an alternate power supply for ignition. But like Anjan, I would probably reinstall my halogens if there ever was an electrical issue that required a warranty claim. |
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| cfarm |
| On the warranty issue, I'd almost consider 3 years a gift in this day and age of 12 months being the norm for electrical components. |
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| DaleB |
quote:
Originally posted by cfarm
On the warranty issue, I'd almost consider 3 years a gift in this day and age of 12 months being the norm for electrical components.
The warranty is only as good as the folks behind it, and the longevity of the company. |
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| cfarm |
quote:
Originally posted by DaleB
The warranty is only as good as the folks behind it, and the longevity of the company.
After 12 months, for most electrical products, it doesn't matter. The repair cost would probably exceed the replacement value of the part.
Give you a prime example I'm dealing with right now; a bad LCD screen on a Sharp Aquos TV. It's outside the 12 month warranty period and the replacement cost is more than buying a complete new set. So I'm left with an expensive paper weight that is also a hazardous waste item.
Ballasts are not a high tech item. It's the type of hardware that if it works out of the box it will probably work for many years to come. |
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| rmuniz007 |
| I WANT IN...NEED THE 9006. JUST ONE QUESTION, DOES THE BULBS HOUSING HAVE A 90 DEGREE END? OR IS IT STRAIGHT? |
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| DaleB |
"After 12 months, for most electrical products, it doesn't matter. The repair cost would probably exceed the replacement value of the part. "
Yes, but on the other hand, you don't want to be the one to have to pay for it. The longer you can go without paying to replace or repair, the better. I agree 3 years is unusually long, and likely used as an attraction to get more sales.
Also, in the past, HID KIT mfrs. were on shaky ground as far as being established businesses with long range business plans. I don't think it's changed that much when you consider the product they are pushing could be totally outlawed tomorrow, or replaced with better technology as standard equipment on every car.
"Give you a prime example I'm dealing with right now; a bad LCD screen on a Sharp Aquos TV. It's outside the 12 month warranty period and the replacement cost is more than buying a complete new set. So I'm left with an expensive paper weight that is also a hazardous waste item."
But with an extended warranty for about 1/10 the price of the display (about the same price as an HID Kit) that would not have to be the case. As most service plans would replace the entire display if it was not cost-effective to repair.
"Ballasts are not a high tech item. It's the type of hardware that if it works out of the box it will probably work for many years to come."
I agree, the failure rate is likely fairly low, although we don't have real numbers. We agree on most points, primarily that HID kits, like most small electronics, have little value, and can even be considered disposable in a relatively short time.
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| rockyroad |
1. screbr
2. deepstang
3. rmuniz007
4. ?
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Good points have been brought up. Well, I can't back out now since I already have purchased :). In terms of customer service, visionbulbs have always been there. They are prompt with their return calls and emails at all times. If you guys haven't seen, they have three call centers worldwide, which impressed me.
I would have to agree that the bulbs are of an unknown brand, as long as they will replace it immediately within the three year period. Heck, by then I would have probably traded my MDX already. As for me, this was a wise and safe purchase for me.
On the other hand, if everything goes wrong, at least I did not spend $400.00 or so for a kit from a garage operating business, like the ones on Ebay.
I know that there will be a lot that will not agree with me, but just my .02. |
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| rockyroad |
| Just an update. Visionbulbs will be a sponsor of this site very soon. |
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| DaleB |
quote:
Originally posted by rockyroad
On the other hand, if everything goes wrong, at least I did not spend $400.00 or so for a kit from a garage operating business, like the ones on Ebay.
I know that there will be a lot that will not agree with me, but just my .02.
I don't think it makes that much difference. After all, HP started in a garage. :)
I think in this day of very sophisticated websites, the companies behind the advertising are usually quite small. Can even be only one person acting as a distributor for electronics produced off-shore. It's the way of the world. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
Hello eberyone,
Sorry that it took us a while to get here to address your questions, we were just getting our sponsorship on the site set up.
We will try to go back here an address all of your questions.
If we miss anything, please do not hesitate to bring it to our attention.
Thank you all in advance! |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by anjan
I think the biggest point is what phins2art mentioned - is the warranty from visionbulbs or the manufacturer?
Hello,
We honor our own warranty. If you ever experienced problems with your kit, you would simply send them back to us directly, as we would deal with it ourselves.
Many other companies require that you take it up with the manufacturer, which often times, is overseas. By the time you are through paying shipping fees, it's no longer even worth your while.
As Rockyroads can tell you, we replaced a bulb quickly and didn't give a hard time.
Let us know if you have any other questions. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by timn99
Who makes the ballast for the visionbulbs and xenondepot? Still trying to decide between the 2 in terms of price and quality, and warranty.
Our kits are designed in Germany, and assembled in Asia.
We act as the exclusive distributor for the company, and ensure that the parts are of the highest quality.
We could have easily gone with X-Tec or one of those other third-party brands, but we have been dealing with this manufacture for other lighting products, and they are superb.
That is why we are able to offer the 3 year warranty. The product is extremely well designed, and is sure to last you at least 3000 operating hours.
At present, we use a generic brand, but based on the sucess of this over the next couple of months, we will be applying for the approvals and will be selling this under the Vision Bulbs brand name. We would never even consider putting our name on something that we didn't think was of very high in quality.
Let us know if you have any further questions. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by DaleB
The warranty is only as good as the folks behind it, and the longevity of the company.
Hello,
We've been doing wholesale in the auto lighting sector for 7 years, and now 2 years of retail.
We're planning to be around for a long time :)
And we look forward to serving you!
Thank you. |
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| screbr |
quote:
Originally posted by enderwiggin
how is the color 4300 vs 6000? is the 4300 exactly like the BMW/Benz HID?
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4100/4300 is what most OEM HID lights fall into, and would more closely resemble the new German cars on the road today (using the term "exactly" does not apply to a HID Kit being installed to a housing designed for a halogen projector). If you look at some of the other HID posts, the 4300 users see very white light, with only subtle hints of blue (or yellow). The 6000 will be more blueish white, and I think will look less OEM, and more custom. |
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| phins2rt |
| Another thing to consider is these kits are illegal for on-road use. I felt the less I stood out from the crowd (oem 4x00K vs bluer 6000k), the better. YMMV. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by enderwiggin
how is the color 4300 vs 6000? is the 4300 exactly like the BMW/Benz HID?
As mentioned above, the 4300K does look very much like some of the new high-end German cars.
However, some of the high-end BMWs such as the 5, 6, and 7 series use a light that looks very much like the 6000K. Some Audi and Saab cars also have this 6000K looking HID system. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by phins2rt
Another thing to consider is these kits are illegal for on-road use. I felt the less I stood out from the crowd (oem 4x00K vs bluer 6000k), the better. YMMV.
Good question, and thank you for posting it.
We sell our bulbs throughout the USA, Canada, and the UK and other part so Europe. The only problem we even encountered was in New Zealand. Appears that they have some strict rules when it comes to HID. I believe they can't exceed 4200-4300K.
Other than that, we have not had any issues. And take into consideration, a lot of people buy our 12000K bulbs, which really breaks from the standard HID.
Either way, you're always best to contact your local authorities to find out, but chances are, they wont bother you about it.
Thank you again. |
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| phins2rt |
quote:
Originally posted by visionbulbs_com
As mentioned above, the 4300K does look very much like some of the new high-end German cars.
However, some of the high-end BMWs such as the 5, 6, and 7 series use a light that looks very much like the 6000K. Some Audi and Saab cars also have this 6000K looking HID system.
AFAIK, ALL cars use 4x00K bulbs (there are a couple that use 5000k). 6000K is illegal for on road use in the US. Maybe you are thinking of projectors vs reflectors??? |
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| Shaun_FreSh |
| does $250 shipping inclusive INCLUDE canadian buyers (such as myself)? If so, count me in for a 6000k kit. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by Shaun_FreSh
does $250 shipping inclusive INCLUDE canadian buyers (such as myself)? If so, count me in for a 6000k kit.
Yes, that includes Canadian buyers too.
$250, shipping included!
At this point, to keep things organized, we should probably start a head count.
Let's start here:
1. Shaun_FreSh |
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| rmuniz007 |
| Count me in.... |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by rmuniz007
Count me in....
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2. rmuniz007
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| rmuniz007 |
| I believe there are two more that want in..checkout the two previous pages and you will two more members that want in.. |
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| rockyroad |
I combined the buyers from the previous pages:
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr
4. deepstang
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by deepstang
visionbulbs dude, please scroll to the first page of this thread to see my name and a couple of others to add to the list. thanks. by the way, do you have a lot of issues with bulbs burning out. you do not have anything between 6k and 8k do you?
Rockyroad updated the list - Thank you!
As for burning out, we have not had a problem with this product to this day.
In the event that the bulb burns out within the first 3 years, we'll replace it.
Also, if you're looking for 6000K and 8000K, we do have them. We also have 4300K, 10000K, and 12000K.
Thank you. |
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| Ssingh |
i have a leased 2005 MDX....would u guys recommend putting HID's on or would that void the warranty/break my lease?
Thanks
SS |
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| screbr |
have a leased 2005 MDX....would u guys recommend putting HID's on or would that void the warranty/break my lease?
There have been lots of discussions about the impacts of a HID kit on the electrical warranty, but nothing conclusive. I think that several commented that if there was ever a reason to make a warranty claim on the electrical system, it would be best to remove the HID kit and reinstall the stock Halogens before taking the car to Acura, otherwise, you may give them a reason to deny your claim. In theory, the use of a wiring harness and/or a direct connection to the battery as a power source should protect the stock wiring from any overloads.
I would think the same rule would apply to a leased vehicle, and I would definitely remove the HID kit before turning in the car at the end of the lease. |
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| pisay87 |
quote:
Originally posted by visionbulbs_com
As mentioned above, the 4300K does look very much like some of the new high-end German cars.
However, some of the high-end BMWs such as the 5, 6, and 7 series use a light that looks very much like the 6000K. Some Audi and Saab cars also have this 6000K looking HID system.
Do you have a picture comparing 4300K vs. 6000K? Saw different color temps. in your website but not the 4300K. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by pisay87
Do you have a picture comparing 4300K vs. 6000K? Saw different color temps. in your website but not the 4300K.
Please click here for color comparison |
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| visionbulbs_com |
Half way there!
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr
4. deepstang
5. dddkwok
6. brad89
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| screbr |
Man - I was kinda hoping I'd be able to get this kit and do the install during my holiday break. No other interest out there???
I'm not sure if I can keep waiting - my wife tells me that patience is not one of my qualities...:24: |
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| brad89 |
| You forgot me from the prior threads..count me in for a set of 6000k for an '03 MDX. But can't we do better than $20 off the internet price of $269 if we get 10+ orders? |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by screbr
[B]Man - I was kinda hoping I'd be able to get this kit and do the install during my holiday break. No other interest out there???
We're up to 6 buyers now.
At this point, since it seems as though finding the last 4 buyers could take a few days, we can offer the following:
1) Continue waiting until we reach our goal of 10.
2) Take payments from those who have put their name down already, and ship orders once all 6 payments are in.
If we decide on option #2, then we will have to ask that all 6 people send their payments. Once the payments are in, we will ship out, and you will have your kits in time to install over the holidays.
We can accept PayPal or Visa.
Please get back to us with your thoughts, as we do not want to have you all waiting here.
Thanks again everyone! |
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| rockyroad |
| Option 2! Perfect for the Xmas eve drive late night! |
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| BLACK-BLING-MDX |
| Count me in for a 9006 6000k kit. Is it still only $250 for that kit? Thanks. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr
4. deepstang
5. dddkwok
6. brad89
7. BLACK-BLING-MDX
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by rockyroad
Option 2! Perfect for the Xmas eve drive late night!
Is everyone else in agreement for Option 2? |
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| deepstang |
YEAH!! Option 2!!! Give me the link so i can pay now. I would prefer paypal. If i pay by today maybe it can be shipped out by monday and be at the house by wed...and be on the car by thursday.
GOOD IDEA VISION BULBS! |
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| theXman |
| Count me in for a 9006 4300K kit. I'd like Option #2 for a holiday gift. |
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| screbr |
Option 2 - excellent.
visionbulbs Pass along the instructions for how to order/pay with paypal or CC, and how you would like us to specify the details of each order.
H11, 6000k for me. |
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| amtrucker22 |
I have an 01 and am interested in these kits but am unsure of what I need. I think I like the 6000 but want to make sure that I get the correct kit. Since I have an 01 will I benefit the same as the newer X's? Does anyone know where some pictures of an 01 with a 6000 kit is?
Thanks!
Paul |
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| rmuniz007 |
| Lets do it! Option 2...next question is how are we going to process the orders... |
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| screbr |
quote:
I have an 01 and am interested in these kits but am unsure of what I need. I think I like the 6000 but want to make sure that I get the correct kit. Since I have an 01 will I benefit the same as the newer X's? Does anyone know where some pictures of an 01 with a 6000 kit is?
You'll need the 9006 kit for lowbeams on an 01, which is the size for all 01-03 MDX's with the reflector light housing. The color choice is your personal preference. I've seen pics with 8000k (see manus' post):
http://www.acuramdx.org/forums/show...&threadid=23265
and that same thread has pics of 6000k on a 2005. If you search the forums for 'HID 4300k', you'll find some pics of all year models with the 4100/4300ks. |
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| deepstang |
visionbulbs.com, what is the verdict. i think we are all ready to go with the option 2 plan.
How about you give us your paypal address, and we can papal you asap and you can ship them out asap.
thanks again! |
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| amtrucker22 |
| I think I want to get in on this but I am wanting to upgrade my 01 headlights to an 04 or above to get the HID look. Do you know if I purchased the H11 kit and 04 headlights if this is a plug and play solution? Is there a wiring harness that I would have to get to make the conversion? Thanks for your help. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr
4. deepstang
5. dddkwok
6. brad89
7. BLACK-BLING-MDX
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by amtrucker22
I think I want to get in on this but I am wanting to upgrade my 01 headlights to an 04 or above to get the HID look. Do you know if I purchased the H11 kit and 04 headlights if this is a plug and play solution? Is there a wiring harness that I would have to get to make the conversion? Thanks for your help.
Yes, the kit is a plug and play solution, and is very easy to install.
If you have any questions, please let us know. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
quote:
Originally posted by deepstang
visionbulbs.com, what is the verdict. i think we are all ready to go with the option 2 plan.
How about you give us your paypal address, and we can papal you asap and you can ship them out asap.
thanks again!
Hello everyone.
Since you all seem to like Option #2, we will go ahead with that.
The total will be $250.00 US , and this will include shipping.
For payments via PayPal, please send to: paypal@visionbulbs.com
For Visa, please contact us directly at: 818-232-7146
The preferred method of payment is Paypal
Once all of the payments are received, we will ship the orders out.
For anyone looking to get in on this group buy, please let us know right away.
Thank you all again! |
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| visionbulbs_com |
Ok, first payment has arrived!
7 more and we'll be shipping them all out! |
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| theXman |
| I just sent the payment. Please send the kit by friday, this is a X'mas gift. Thank you. |
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| visionbulbs_com |
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Originally posted by theXman
I just sent the payment. Please send the kit by friday, this is a X'mas gift. Thank you.
As stated, we need to get all payments in, so please let's put some (gentle) pressure on the remaining 6 people to have their payments sent in.
Thank you all again. |
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| amtrucker22 |
I am in and have just paid.... I can't wait to get them!
Paul |
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| visionbulbs_com |
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Originally posted by amtrucker22
I am in and have just paid.... I can't wait to get them!
Paul
Great, thanks Paul!
Here is the updated list:
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr
4. deepstang
5. dddkwok
6. brad89
7. BLACK-BLING-MDX
8. theXman
9. amtrucker22
10.
Come on guys, I know someone wants that last spot! |
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| Lacostacal |
Couldn't hold out any longer. I just sent my payment via Paypal. I think I am #9 on the list. I want the 6000k kit. Do I need to provide any other information?
Thanks |
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| screbr |
Nice - the "cover car" is in. That's 10 on the list, or 11 if you count the ice cream man (rockyroad) ;)
Here is the updated list with those who've paid out in parens:
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr (paid)
4. deepstang
5. dddkwok
6. brad89
7. BLACK-BLING-MDX
8. theXman (paid)
9. amtrucker22 (paid)
10. Lacostacal (paid)
For the rest, it's time to buy yourself that Xmas present (or equivalent Holiday celebration), otherwise it'll just be socks and shavers for ya. |
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| Lacostacal |
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Originally posted by Lacostacal
Couldn't hold out any longer. I just sent my payment via Paypal. I think I am #9 on the list. I want the 6000k kit. Do I need to provide any other information?
Thanks
VisionBulbs: Just to clarify, I need the H11 Bulbs. Thanks....and thanks screbr for the heads up! |
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| visionbulbs_com |
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Originally posted by Lacostacal
VisionBulbs: Just to clarify, I need the H11 Bulbs. Thanks....and thanks screbr for the heads up!
Great, thank you.
We need for everyone on the list to pay, otherwise, your friends who have paid are left waiting indefinitely.
Please send payment of $250.00 via PayPal to: paypal@visionbulbs.com |
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| visionbulbs_com |
Just a side note here.
When making payment, please be sure to include the following details:
- Light size your need
- Color temperature you would like
- Your screen name on the forum
- Your email address (that you use for Paypal)
- Your confimed mailing address
- Your daytime telephone number
If you did not include this in your payment, you can just send us an email to: paypal@visionbulbs.com
Without this information, we CAN NOT send out your order, so please be sure to provide us with it.
Thank you all again. |
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| rockyroad |
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Originally posted by screbr
Nice - the "cover car" is in. That's 10 on the list, or 11 if you count the ice cream man (rockyroad) ;)
Here is the updated list with those who've paid out in parens:
1. Shaun_FreSh
2. rmuniz007
3. screbr (paid)
4. deepstang
5. dddkwok
6. brad89
7. BLACK-BLING-MDX
8. theXman (paid)
9. amtrucker22 (paid)
10. Lacostacal (paid)
For the rest, it's time to buy yourself that Xmas present (or equivalent Holiday celebration), otherwise it'll just be socks and shavers for ya.
:)
Congratulations to all! I mentioned this before and I will say it again. Your HIDs will be well worth the money. I would have paid twice as much now knowing that the output difference is significant.
Can't wait to see pictures!
What color temps have most of you guys chosen? |
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| theXman |
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Originally posted by visionbulbs_com
We're up to 6 buyers now.
At this point, since it seems as though finding the last 4 buyers could take a few days, we can offer the following:
1) Continue waiting until we reach our goal of 10.
2) Take payments from those who have put their name down already, and ship orders once all 6 payments are in.
If we decide on option #2, then we will have to ask that all 6 people send their payments. Once the payments are in, we will ship out, and you will have your kits in time to install over the holidays.
We can accept PayPal or Visa.
Please get back to us with your thoughts, as we do not want to have you all waiting here.
Thanks again everyone!
It looks like 5 or 6 people have paid so far. Could you start sending out the kits anyway? so those who paid and really need it can get it before Xmas.
As stated in option #2, you were to collect the 1st 6 payments and then the kits will be sent out. Now, we have approx. 6 out of 10 or 11 people paid up, what are we waiting for? C'mon guys, I know I'm not the only one feel this way.
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