MrPudding
Guest
I can't wait to get mine on Sunday!
MrP
MrP
Just fitted New style HID
- Thread starter Les Wassall
- Start date
fitting
hi any chance of fitting a set for me
very impressed
yours look great
but more importantly
neat
could you email me with a price please
to supply & fit 50w system
thanks very much
regards Gary
[email protected]
hi any chance of fitting a set for me
very impressed
yours look great
but more importantly
neat
could you email me with a price please
to supply & fit 50w system
thanks very much
regards Gary
[email protected]
Before I used Colebatch to suppy the HiD's I imported some, the first ones came with no mounting brackets
and the second I got a VAT bill, of Colebatch they are here next day, no extra cost and if any problem's he will sort it, 
that does it for me.snoopy
Guest
Here are the prices. You may end up paying extra but it'll work out cheaper than Colebatch I'm sure. Full packs - i've never had bits missing;
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Yifano International Co.,Ltd/ http://www.yifano.com
e-mail: [email protected]/MSN:[email protected]/
Price list for HID:
Model price for bulb(pc) Price for kit(kit)-common ballast Price for kit(kit)-super small ballast 50w kit
H1 $13 $65 $85 $90
H3 $13 $65 $85 $90
H4=9003 $13 $65 $85 $90
H4(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
H4(Xenon+xenon) $155 178
H4(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
H6 $13 $65 $85 $90
H7 $13 $65 $85 $90
H8 $13 $65 $85 $90
H9 $13 $65 $85 $90
H10 $13 $65 $85 $90
H11 $13 $65 $85 $90
H13-9008 $13 $65 $85 $90
H13(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
H13(Xenon+xenon) $155 178
H13(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
9004 $13 $65 $85 $90
9004(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
9004(xenon+xenon) $155 178
9004(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
9005 $13 $65 $85 $90
9006 $13 $65 $85 $90
9007 $13 $65 $85 $90
9007(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
9007(Xenon+xenon) $155 178
9007(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
D2S $15 $65 $85
D2R $15 $65 $85
D2C $15 $65 $85
880(H27) $13 $65 $85 $90
881 $13 $65 $85 $90
893 $13 $65 $85 $90
898 $13 $65 $85 $90
899 $13 $65 $85 $90
D1S $40
BMW E46(H7) $20
BMW E39(H7) $20
Bulb Adaptor/pc $8/pc
Motorcycle kit $13 $38 $45
Ballast-common $23/pc
Balllast- super slim $33/pc
Noted:
1) All model have the below color temperature:
3000k,4500k,5000k,6000k,8000k,10000k,12000k,15000k, green, pink
2)Warranty: 2 years
3)Terms of payment: T/T, WesterUnion
4)Delivery: within 3days after we get the payment.
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Yifano International Co.,Ltd/ http://www.yifano.com
e-mail: [email protected]/MSN:[email protected]/
Price list for HID:
Model price for bulb(pc) Price for kit(kit)-common ballast Price for kit(kit)-super small ballast 50w kit
H1 $13 $65 $85 $90
H3 $13 $65 $85 $90
H4=9003 $13 $65 $85 $90
H4(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
H4(Xenon+xenon) $155 178
H4(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
H6 $13 $65 $85 $90
H7 $13 $65 $85 $90
H8 $13 $65 $85 $90
H9 $13 $65 $85 $90
H10 $13 $65 $85 $90
H11 $13 $65 $85 $90
H13-9008 $13 $65 $85 $90
H13(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
H13(Xenon+xenon) $155 178
H13(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
9004 $13 $65 $85 $90
9004(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
9004(xenon+xenon) $155 178
9004(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
9005 $13 $65 $85 $90
9006 $13 $65 $85 $90
9007 $13 $65 $85 $90
9007(Bi-xenon) $28 $88 $105
9007(Xenon+xenon) $155 178
9007(halogen+xenon) $13 $65 $85
D2S $15 $65 $85
D2R $15 $65 $85
D2C $15 $65 $85
880(H27) $13 $65 $85 $90
881 $13 $65 $85 $90
893 $13 $65 $85 $90
898 $13 $65 $85 $90
899 $13 $65 $85 $90
D1S $40
BMW E46(H7) $20
BMW E39(H7) $20
Bulb Adaptor/pc $8/pc
Motorcycle kit $13 $38 $45
Ballast-common $23/pc
Balllast- super slim $33/pc
Noted:
1) All model have the below color temperature:
3000k,4500k,5000k,6000k,8000k,10000k,12000k,15000k, green, pink
2)Warranty: 2 years
3)Terms of payment: T/T, WesterUnion
4)Delivery: within 3days after we get the payment.
Speedy23
Guest
What Colour light
Hi all - these kits look good. Does this company take CC's? Also (might sound like a stupid question) - how does the colour of the light emitted by the HID bulb correspond to the temperature range quoted?
Thanks.
Hi all - these kits look good. Does this company take CC's? Also (might sound like a stupid question) - how does the colour of the light emitted by the HID bulb correspond to the temperature range quoted?
Thanks.
snoopy
Guest
He only excepts "T/T" ??? or western union. These prices are amazing. It's about £35 a set inc postage for the cheaper stuff which is £60 cheapest on ebay. Plus it's direct from the company.
How do you place an order with them, they dont seem to have an online service.
HIDs fitted for me by Les
Just to advise you all
Les knows his stuff
he has just fitted a set of 50w for me
on my R1200ADV
i had Les's first class proffesional bracket fitted
then two ballisters
then wired up
you cant see a thing unless you go down on your hands and knees
and what you see looks great
what a revalation when i rode home
these lights are the dogs b**"!ks
Les even showed me how to fit my new rear light with LED panel
free of charge
blokes like this in life are very rare
pro job
very quick
painless
he could teach the boys at BMW a few things about customer service
anyway Les
dont forget to send me that £20 for doing a good write up
only joking lads
dont wish for HID's
send Les an email
he wont let you down
Just to advise you all
Les knows his stuff
he has just fitted a set of 50w for me
on my R1200ADV
i had Les's first class proffesional bracket fitted
then two ballisters
then wired up
you cant see a thing unless you go down on your hands and knees
and what you see looks great
what a revalation when i rode home
these lights are the dogs b**"!ks
Les even showed me how to fit my new rear light with LED panel
free of charge
blokes like this in life are very rare
pro job
very quick
painless
he could teach the boys at BMW a few things about customer service
anyway Les
dont forget to send me that £20 for doing a good write up
only joking lads
dont wish for HID's
send Les an email
he wont let you down
the money is in the post 
really pleased you are happy with the results, they are excellant kit from Walter and I must say what a nice bit of 1200 ADV kit you have 
I am getting so tempted.
WindyChuffer
Registered user
I'm about to by a kit from Yifano as per Snoopy's link.
Does anyone have any experience of them?
I'm being quoted $75 plus $38 shipping by TNT for:
- 2 x H7 bulbs
- 2 x slim ballasts
- plus other bits that come in the kit.
I presume its a 50W kit, but need to check...
Does anyone have any experience of them?
I'm being quoted $75 plus $38 shipping by TNT for:
- 2 x H7 bulbs
- 2 x slim ballasts
- plus other bits that come in the kit.
I presume its a 50W kit, but need to check...
simplysounds
Registered user
can anyone say for definate that hid bulbs differ. i have a 35w main but although better than halogen i'm not really getting the illumination distance ahead. when i fitted them the reflector popped out of the adjuster arm. i fixed this after hours of poking and took it to a friend of a friends workshop with a proper mot beam adjuster. after me sitting on the bike for a few seconds and adjusting he claimed it was ok but it seemed to quick etc. the other night i was on dark roads with light snow (not snow showers). i was trying to pick out good routes ahead but struggled. even though i struggled to see on dipped (main beam) a couple of cars flashed me, maybe dazzled?
i'm thinking of hanging the 35w ballast to a 50w but use the same bulb?
i have a touratech perspex h/l guard and 35w hids in the fogs (which sometimes drown out the effectiveness of the main beam)
any info would be great before i waste more money on bits
i'm thinking of hanging the 35w ballast to a 50w but use the same bulb?
i have a touratech perspex h/l guard and 35w hids in the fogs (which sometimes drown out the effectiveness of the main beam)
any info would be great before i waste more money on bits
can anyone say for definate that hid bulbs differ. i have a 35w main but although better than halogen i'm not really getting the illumination distance ahead. when i fitted them the reflector popped out of the adjuster arm. i fixed this after hours of poking and took it to a friend of a friends workshop with a proper mot beam adjuster. after me sitting on the bike for a few seconds and adjusting he claimed it was ok but it seemed to quick etc. the other night i was on dark roads with light snow (not snow showers). i was trying to pick out good routes ahead but struggled. even though i struggled to see on dipped (main beam) a couple of cars flashed me, maybe dazzled?
i'm thinking of hanging the 35w ballast to a 50w but use the same bulb?
i have a touratech perspex h/l guard and 35w hids in the fogs (which sometimes drown out the effectiveness of the main beam)
any info would be great before i waste more money on bits
Possible the burner is not seated correct, that can throw the beam out and the perspex cover will deflect light
simplysounds
Registered user
cheers les,
all seated ok (if you mean the bulb). i think you could be right about the h/lamp cover. it throws the light up and i've had to black tape the top edge and make a sheild between the top edge and the top of the headlight housing to stop the light being thrown upwards towards the screen and my eyes. i'm going to align the h/lamp manually tomorrow night (as per many diy methods of measuring angle on the web). i think i'll then remove the cover and have a ride out down some dark roads and hopefully see. as the hid guru do you think a 50w would make a huge difference?
all seated ok (if you mean the bulb). i think you could be right about the h/lamp cover. it throws the light up and i've had to black tape the top edge and make a sheild between the top edge and the top of the headlight housing to stop the light being thrown upwards towards the screen and my eyes. i'm going to align the h/lamp manually tomorrow night (as per many diy methods of measuring angle on the web). i think i'll then remove the cover and have a ride out down some dark roads and hopefully see. as the hid guru do you think a 50w would make a huge difference?
