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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 4:41 pm
by bushy555
brian haines wrote:I have HIDs from the factory in my car and have no washers or self leveling. Why is that?
Simple - the manufacturer ain't meeting ADR's...
It happens.

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 8:34 pm
by turps
jet-6 wrote:Everyday to work!
Me to. In winter its usually both ways.

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 10:06 pm
by frp88
jet-6 wrote:Everyday to work!
well thats one

Re: HID upgrades not chinese ebay units

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 10:18 pm
by bogged
on4tou wrote:i found a lot of competition vehicles are using a brand in victoria http://www.hidrus.com.au - Distributed by On 4 To U.

Steve here from On 4 to U, Yes we do supply a lot of the comp trucks so our Hid systems are give a fairly rough testing and are standing up to it.

I used to sell the xtec brand but had to replace all the sliding type h4 hi/lows. Each and every one of them failed. So I now use a dual globe system for the hi/lows which is very reliable. We can supply a projector type insert in 7" round or 9" rectangular, if you are concerned about the cut off.

I personally can't see the logic in buying only 1/2 a HID (especially if the hi beam is the halogen but the theory behind it is that you spend more time on low beam so need the Hid there)

We can supply single beam conversions for any globe type in 35 or 50 watt, and headlight uprages in 35, 50 and 70w. All standard kits come with an 18month replacement warranty.

New anodised aluminium heat sinks are available for the lightforce and the 100w XGT's are now available. :) :)

If I can help with anything just pm me or call.
are these still the go? Still available to suit rally 4000's?? thinkin of buyin the Rally 4000's off ebay and fittin em

Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 4:58 am
by bushy555
4000's use a H1 bulb type.
A 75w or 100w H1 metal halide bulb in them would be, erm, brilliant. :D

Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 11:44 am
by weeman
I have set of rally 4000's

As soon as I have my 4by back steve is fitting up new style unit to my rally 4000's. The difference is that the ballast will be contained in the back of the unit and concealed and not have to be mounted elsewhere...

i'll be going th 50w upgrade should be good looking forward to it.

Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 2:56 pm
by GUJohnno
I'm running these on my truck now and have got my old 4000's for sale on Ebay.

These have the ballast and starter built in. Fantastic light, the extra distance is amazing.

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