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RE: *HOLIDAY SALE*Techone HID Kits-$210 No G/B or Wait! - 1/24/2007 1:28:54 AM

HAVOC

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bump.. yo modexpress i sent you a pm did you get it ?

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RE: *HOLIDAY SALE*Techone HID Kits-$210 No G/B or Wait! - 1/30/2007 11:41:27 AM

01f4iGuy

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How much for a bixenon kit that will have both bulbs on all the time? 6000k for my 2001 Honda Cbr600F4i

Also whats the maximum current they will draw? Lets say I turn on the bike, and I forgot the brights on, will they blow the 10A fuse?

And my last question is will they be able to take some abuse? If I come down reall hard from a wheelie will they stay in place?

Thanks alot!

-Charlie

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RE: *HOLIDAY SALE*Techone HID Kits-$210 No G/B or Wait! - 3/19/2007 7:21:26 AM

Blue Fox

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quote:

ORIGINAL: 01f4iGuy

How much for a bixenon kit that will have both bulbs on all the time? 6000k for my 2001 Honda Cbr600F4i

Also whats the maximum current they will draw? Lets say I turn on the bike, and I forgot the brights on, will they blow the 10A fuse?

And my last question is will they be able to take some abuse? If I come down reall hard from a wheelie will they stay in place?

Thanks alot!

-Charlie

I'm not the seller of the product......but I do have experience with HID equipment.....

The current draw is much less than regular bulbs (35w versus stock 55w). They use the ballast to convert the power and send it to the bulb.

No, leaving the brights on will NOT blow any fuses, just flip the switch (and adjust the high beam if nessesary so you don't blind people.)

As far as shock and vibration..........they will take the same about of shock/vibration as a regular bulb. If you blow regular bulbs doing wheelies and such........then the HID's will do the same. If you don't have a problem with your current bulbs.........then you shouldn't have any problems with the HID's. They install just like regular bulbs..........only they just look a little different and they require a ballast to be connected, that's all.

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