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10000k hid kit h7r and other bits

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10000k hid kit h7r there the legal ones for normal headlights canbus ballast £60 delivered
pipercross induction kit £60 delivered
tinted rear lights with bulbs £30 delivered

also am breaking a 406 hdi if any ones intrested in parts let me know as it gets collected tomorrow night from a recycling company
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These hid lights suitable for non projector lights?
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yes mate thats a thing i made sure when buying them
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Didn't think hids could be used on 406s. You got any more info on them???
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Can I pm you? Can't see a button to click on!
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yes mate there 35w can bus solved ballasts anti glare h7r bulbs they have a band round them that stops the glare on non projector headlights the R stands for reflector has the normal headlights are reflector headlamps that makes it legal for mot testing on lights
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yes mate pm me if you want
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This is a new H7 bulb designed by us and manufactured only for HIDS4U. Many reflector type headlights produce too much glare when fitted with aftermarket Xenon HID systems. With this new H7R bulb you will get a near perfect beam pattern giving a fantastic HID light.

Fits all our HID systems using an H7 type bulb
Fits all reflector type headlights (not suitable for projector type headlights)
heres a description on them as u can see there not suitable for projector type headlights
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There isn't a button to press on! What's your email?
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email me on this one buddy [email protected] this is the one am using just now
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note: the induction kit is a straight fit for the hdi 90 and 110 maybe fit others
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hid's are sold to no2lurch
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10,000K are not really to be used on the roads and are supposed to be for show use only. They will be very blue in colour and likely to get you pulled over ..........

The fact that they've made a shielded bulb to reduce glare does not mean that the bulb and reflector together are legal as they were not DOT tested as such when they were designed. You will most likely pass an MOT as they're only interested in the bulb pattern but if you ever had a problem claim on your insurance they are likely to wriggle out of it if they need to due to your modified headlamps.


.................................................. :arrowd: these are OEM Mercedes approx 4-5K
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Welly wrote:10,000K are not really to be used on the roads and are supposed to be for show use only. They will be very blue in colour and likely to get you pulled over ..........

The fact that they've made a shielded bulb to reduce glare does not mean that the bulb and reflector together are legal as they were not DOT tested as such when they were designed. You will most likely pass an MOT as they're only interested in the bulb pattern but if you ever had a problem claim on your insurance they are likely to wriggle out of it if they need to due to your modified headlamps.


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thats rubbish 12000k and upwards are illegal ive had 10000k on 4 of my cars passed mot's no problem as for the bulb with the shield there designed for normal reflector head lights to reduce glare and give the normal bulb pattern ive already had these checked with my dads mate as hes an mot tester and he said ther fine ther legal perfect bulb pattern just like normal bulbs email the sellers about these bulbs they'll tell u the same thing

as for getting pulled over that total nonsense i know loads of cars fitted with 10000k and havent been pulled over once nd out of the 4 cars ave had them on ive not had a dig once in them
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oh and the pic withe the 10000k lights there on normal headlights thats y u can see the glare on the headlight to be honest there not really that blue
and as for the insurance thats up to whoever buys these kits to tell there insurance
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