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Bibio · 15-10-08, 01:37 AM

wish i had read this before i got mine .. used the strathy code and got 20%

got them 2day and more than pleased with the results..

i got the twin H4 5000k slim pro kit and it fits a treat in the k8 upper faring, stuck a ballast on each of the ducts and stuffed the wire gubbings under the light cluster, never needed any relays and it all comes off with the faring, so just 1 plug to service anything.
the light output is awsum. will be taking it to one of my mates who is an mot inspector to check the truthfulness of the beam pattern claim. but so far its pretty good as far as i can tell. the claim of the 5000k lamps being 'white' is true, there is no blue in the output as far as i can see, its a brilliant white light.

its such a pity the packaging is utter rubbish, the box had spewed its guts out so everything was shaking around in the bag, thankfully the lamps stayed intact, also one of the rubber covers off the switched polarity relays was missing. phoned them up and was told that someone would phone me back .. still waiting.. lol

for £140 delivered i think its worth it, if you are even thinking of it .. do it..

it really was a piece of pi$h to fit. the hardest part was taking the faring off.

15-10-08, 01:37 AM	#14
Bibio Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: here as devil's advocate Posts: 11,569	Re: HID Pro MAX - Worth it? wish i had read this before i got mine .. used the strathy code and got 20% got them 2day and more than pleased with the results.. i got the twin H4 5000k slim pro kit and it fits a treat in the k8 upper faring, stuck a ballast on each of the ducts and stuffed the wire gubbings under the light cluster, never needed any relays and it all comes off with the faring, so just 1 plug to service anything. the light output is awsum. will be taking it to one of my mates who is an mot inspector to check the truthfulness of the beam pattern claim. but so far its pretty good as far as i can tell. the claim of the 5000k lamps being 'white' is true, there is no blue in the output as far as i can see, its a brilliant white light. its such a pity the packaging is utter rubbish, the box had spewed its guts out so everything was shaking around in the bag, thankfully the lamps stayed intact, also one of the rubber covers off the switched polarity relays was missing. phoned them up and was told that someone would phone me back .. still waiting.. lol for £140 delivered i think its worth it, if you are even thinking of it .. do it.. it really was a piece of pi$h to fit. the hardest part was taking the faring off.