Which H7 HID's are you using...

Sep 29, 2008
835
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Bradford
And are they any good?

I have had a few sets over the past few years and want to upgrade the ones I have now, I just got a set delivered before Christmas but to be honest they're proper s**t!!

meant to be 55w but are really poor, 1 flickers and one stopped working and the light they produce is questionable.

So please post your eBay links and reviews so I know which ones to buy :D:D
 

pel

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Jun 23, 2013
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Buy cheap, buy twice

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Sep 29, 2008
835
1
Bradford
Which ones?

Those I saw were nearly double that...

Forget that.

I just had another look and I have seen some for £40, however they have several listings for what appears to be the same kit ranging in price from £40 to over £100 but no differences listed in the descriptions, interesting...
 

JamieF

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Dec 16, 2014
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Cleethorpes
Ive got ebay set, H7 35w 6000k, they are brilliant, cost £18 delivered, if they last 12 months, its still cheaper than a set of uprated halogen/xenon style standard fit bulbs for the likes of halfords.
 
Sep 29, 2008
835
1
Bradford
Cheers for the reply guys but without links to your specific lights I'm none the wiser, there's 19,000 results from searching "h7 35w hid kit" lol
 

craig_v520v

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Oct 5, 2014
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Im using this kit off ebay there h1s tho as thats what my retrofited bi-xenon projector's take

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=330789047472&alt=web
Its a good kit nice white light from the 5k bulbs and no flickering ect
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Jan 3, 2006
834
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East Kilbride
Cheap and cheerful from a trader called Dianeshop or similar on ebay. Lasted me around 6 years now. Don't be put off from buying from china as they all come from there!
 
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