H6W / 64132 LED City Light - W208
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To all Canadian customers, ALL shipment will be delayed until your postal service stops striking. They're not accepting any shipments from US. You can still order, but just keep in mind your shipment will be delayed. However, if you really want, I can ship via FedEx or UPS, but shipping prices will be more expensive.
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To all Canadian customers, ALL shipment will be delayed until your postal service stops striking. They're not accepting any shipments from US. You can still order, but just keep in mind your shipment will be delayed. However, if you really want, I can ship via FedEx or UPS, but shipping prices will be more expensive.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but out of my control
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How fast does he ship the goods?
Fast doesn't begin to explain how soon I got mine.
Wednesday night around 9 at night, I sent the money via Pay Pal.
The lights were in my mailbox today - FRIDAY
Michael must have shipped my goods as soon as the post office opened on Thursday. As they say on E-bay:
FAST SHIPPER
Wednesday night around 9 at night, I sent the money via Pay Pal.
The lights were in my mailbox today - FRIDAY
Michael must have shipped my goods as soon as the post office opened on Thursday. As they say on E-bay:
FAST SHIPPER
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Forgot to take some pics with the headlights on.
Stock xenons are 4300K. Mine will be slightly whiter at 5000K, but it's a close match. They'll be tons better than stock though.
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Should be 1156 LED I believe. Just need to see if my bulb has clearance. From base to tip, my 1156 bulbs are 2 inches long and has a 1 inch diameter. I offer these is white, red, and amber.
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Ordered these Tuesday and got them today...now thats fast shipping/response.
Just wanted to share a photo of how they look. (I got the 5000K and I have stock Xenons)
This second pic is of the LED lights I had in there before. Not sure if you can see it, but the light board (not sure what to actually call it) looks like it overheated. They were working in the beginning but after awhile, I got a light malfunction warning and now I think I know whay.
The ones from aznoptics looks much beefier.
Just wanted to share a photo of how they look. (I got the 5000K and I have stock Xenons)
This second pic is of the LED lights I had in there before. Not sure if you can see it, but the light board (not sure what to actually call it) looks like it overheated. They were working in the beginning but after awhile, I got a light malfunction warning and now I think I know whay.
The ones from aznoptics looks much beefier.
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As for your question, it's hard to say what would match best because every HID kit is slightly different. With Xenons, you're looking at a kelvin range. So one kit might advertise 6000K, but it's really 5000K-6000K. Another kit advertises 6000K, but it's really 6000K-7000K. With the first kit, I would have suggest my 5000K LED, with the second kit I would have suggested my 8000K LED. Best I can suggest is if your HID kit looks pure white, then get 5000K. If there's a hint of blue, get 8000K
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Sorry, didn't get any PM from you (might want to check the username you sent it to) and during weekends (especially holiday) don't check forums as frequently, but all PMs are responded to within 24 hours.
As for your question, it's hard to say what would match best because every HID kit is slightly different. With Xenons, you're looking at a kelvin range. So one kit might advertise 6000K, but it's really 5000K-6000K. Another kit advertises 6000K, but it's really 6000K-7000K. With the first kit, I would have suggest my 5000K LED, with the second kit I would have suggested my 8000K LED. Best I can suggest is if your HID kit looks pure white, then get 5000K. If there's a hint of blue, get 8000K
As for your question, it's hard to say what would match best because every HID kit is slightly different. With Xenons, you're looking at a kelvin range. So one kit might advertise 6000K, but it's really 5000K-6000K. Another kit advertises 6000K, but it's really 6000K-7000K. With the first kit, I would have suggest my 5000K LED, with the second kit I would have suggested my 8000K LED. Best I can suggest is if your HID kit looks pure white, then get 5000K. If there's a hint of blue, get 8000K
