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HI EVERYONE!!! Glad to be a new Sponsor of NICOclub!!!

Below is our current Christmas Special!!! Enjoy!

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CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!!!

Due to overwhelming responses, I've decided to put on the special ahead of time so that you guys can get a head start on finding what HID kits you want!!!!

COUPON CODE: xmasspecial-m ($21 off online price)EXPIRATION: Jan 4, 2010 MIDNIGHT

So the special price is $54 per kit, for those of you who were thinking of purchasing more than one kit, you'll save yourself some money! Thanks!!!!!

Instructions:

1.) Go to this link to check on bulb typehttp://www.sylvania.com/Consum...uide/

2.) Then go to http://www.hidextra.com and choose the (BULB TYPE AND COLOR)

3.) Use Express checkout

4.) Input coupon code: xmasspecial-m to get $21 off the kit price

5.) IF you are purchasing more than one kit, please do SEPARATE transactions for EACH kit in order to get discount on all kits.

Any questions, please email me @ [email protected] as I will not be available by phone for the Christmas & New Year holidays. Thanks!

MERRY CHRISTMAS & Happy New Year TO ALL of you HIDeXtra.com FANS! *LOL*

Michelle

Below is what you will get minus the fancy labels



Modified by hidextra.com at 8:35 PM 12/11/2009

Modified by hidextra.com at 10:39 AM 1/5/2010
Modified by hidextra.com at 10:39 AM 1/5/2010

NICE!

Placing an order for one of the NICO project cars!

Excellent price.

I'm jumping in, but which are the ones that will help light up the road better and not hurt the eyes of other drivers.
Modified by Pento240sx at 2:03 AM 12/13/2009

You probably want to get the 5000K (white with light yellow tint) closer to oem color so that most people won't see the white and blue lights that they are not used to, also 5000K is the brightest (lumen). Thanks!

Michelle

Pento240sx wrote:I'm jumping in, but which are the ones that will help light up the road better and not hurt the eyes of other drivers.

Modified by Pento240sx at 2:03 AM 12/13/2009

Kind SHIPPING REMINDER:

All orders placed on weekends and Holidays will be shipped out the NEXT business day. Our shipment method is USPS Priority mail 3-4 business days, so orders before tomorrow will guarantee before Xmas but order AFTER tomorrow may arrive after Xmas depending on post office delays if any. Thank you!

Michelle

BUMP for CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!!!

All orders placed before 3pm PST yesterday have been shipped. All packages are shipped the day after shipment date via USPS Priority mail 3-4 business days (excludes weekends and holidays)

Due to increasing number of HID inquiries, please allow me 24-48 hrs (excluding weekends and holidays) to respond to your PM, thread replies or Email. Thank you very much!

Michelle

Do you test the ballasts and globes before they're sent out? How about a failure rate?

Thanks,

Billy

Hi Billy,

As a manufacturer , a 2 % defective rate is allowable which means out of 100 kits shipped 2 kits will have defective parts, we ship about 800-1000 kits per day during the holiday seasons.

That is why we have one year warranty, we will get a new part exchanged for you if you get a DOA or defect within the one year period.

You can google HIDEXTRA and you will find us everywhere in all other forums too. We are also on facebook with over 100 members/fans in one month. Thanks!

Michelle

Empty V wrote:Do you test the ballasts and globes before they're sent out? How about a failure rate?

Thanks,

Billy

Just placed order ;] I'm excited for the package.

I am wanting to purchase some HIDs. I do mostly city driving with ocasional backroads. I assume I would benifit more from the low beams or should I replace high as well? If I did both would I need 2 complete sets? Also i looked but do you have a color chart for the bulbs?

EDIT: lol search is my friend
Modified by fiznowler at 11:08 AM 12/16/2009

I ordered a set of lowbeams I think i have my buddy talked into ordering a set for his older m3.

Hi, I'm stupid. Sylvania says that the 94 240sx uses H6, but I can't find that.

Edit: Found out that s13 headlights suck. Going to get them for the other cars though! awesome prices!
Modified by krash at 11:23 AM 12/16/2009

krash wrote:Hi, I'm stupid. Sylvania says that the 94 240sx uses H6, but I can't find that.

Edit: Found out that s13 headlights suck. Going to get them for the other cars though! awesome prices!

Modified by krash at 11:23 AM 12/16/2009

H6? that's a first.

The stock headlight on S13's are sealed with the lamps inside. You can't just replace the bulb on it as it's sealed shut from the inside. However, you can get a H4 housing for the s13 and install H4 bulbs and or HID's inside. I don't find a reason as to why they "suck" but I hope that helps.

Hi,

If your car uses two separate bulbs for low and high, then you need to get 2 separate sets.Thanks~

Michelle

fiznowler wrote:I am wanting to purchase some HIDs. I do mostly city driving with ocasional backroads. I assume I would benifit more from the low beams or should I replace high as well? If I did both would I need 2 complete sets? Also i looked but do you have a color chart for the bulbs?

EDIT: lol search is my friend

Modified by fiznowler at 11:08 AM 12/16/2009

Hi,

Your bulb type is 1994 NISSAN 240SX

High & low beam headlampH6054

Sealed beam, so you need to change to custom housing first. THanks~

michelle

krash wrote:Hi, I'm stupid. Sylvania says that the 94 240sx uses H6, but I can't find that.

Edit: Found out that s13 headlights suck. Going to get them for the other cars though! awesome prices!

Modified by krash at 11:23 AM 12/16/2009

Thank you!

michelle

Jdmstyles wrote:
H6? that's a first.

The stock headlight on S13's are sealed with the lamps inside. You can't just replace the bulb on it as it's sealed shut from the inside. However, you can get a H4 housing for the s13 and install H4 bulbs and or HID's inside. I don't find a reason as to why they "suck" but I hope that helps.

Jdmstyles wrote:
H6? that's a first.

The stock headlight on S13's are sealed with the lamps inside. You can't just replace the bulb on it as it's sealed shut from the inside. However, you can get a H4 housing for the s13 and install H4 bulbs and or HID's inside. I don't find a reason as to why they "suck" but I hope that helps.

Awesome, thanks dude.

BUMP for CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!!!

All orders placed before 3pm PST yesterday have been shipped. All packages are shipped the day after shipment date via USPS Priority mail 3-4 business days (excludes weekends and holidays)

Due to increasing number of HID inquiries, please allow me 24-48 hrs (excluding weekends and holidays) to respond to your PM, thread replies or Email. Thank you very much!

Ordering Instructions:

1.) Go to this link to check on bulb typehttp://www.sylvania.com/Consum...Guide/

2.) Then go to http://www.hidextra.com and choose the (BULB TYPE AND COLOR)

3.) Use Express checkout

4.) Input coupon code: xmasspecial-m to get $21 off the kit price

5.) IF you are purchasing more than one kit, please do SEPARATE transactions for EACH kit in order to get discount on all kits.

Any questions, please email me @ [email protected] as I will not be available by phone for the Christmas holidays. Thanks!

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL of you HIDeXtra.com FANS! *LOL*

Michelle

Hi I have a 1978 Porsche 928 Euro spec and I was wondering If I can swap that over the Hid lights aswell as my 89 Nissan Hardbody

dumb question, probably answered before.. but can you fit H.I.D.'s into the flip up lights on an s13?

Edit: i looked on the links.. says a 91 hatch has H6054 housings, but i seem to remeber someone saying H4's would fit into 240 flip ups?

Edit #2: is an H6054 the same thing as an H4???

Modified by 240twoforties at 8:15 PM 12/16/2009
Modified by 240twoforties at 8:22 PM 12/16/2009

charat wrote:got a pair of HIDs for my s13 for $30... if anyone is interested. i got the hook ups. just PM and talk to me.

Don't advertise for yourself unless you are sponsored by Nico, and even if you are, please DON'T advertise in someone else's thread...

240twoforties wrote:dumb question, probably answered before.. but can you fit H.I.D.'s into the flip up lights on an s13?

Edit: i looked on the links.. says a 91 hatch has H6054 housings, but i seem to remeber someone saying H4's would fit into 240 flip ups?

Edit #2: is an H6054 the same thing as an H4???

Modified by 240twoforties at 8:15 PM 12/16/2009

Modified by 240twoforties at 8:22 PM 12/16/2009

As stated above, the stock s13 headlight housing is a sealed-in type, which means the bulbs are sealed inside. Once those go out you'd have to replace the whole light together (the whole square if you will).

However, you can get an H4 housing for the pop up lights, which are basically the same as stock but it's not completely sealed, which means you have access to the bulb. Once you have an H4 housing you can install h4 bulbs or HID's. The h4 housing is 7x6 btw.

Do you guys sell the HID housing for the s13? I've been meaning to upgrade my lamps to HID because they're terrible.

HI,

Yes if you do alot of backroads and night time driving the high beam will definitely be useful because high beams project lights farther and higher so you can see more of what you are driving into, most people who get HID and turn on their highs might realize that the halogen highs are pretty useless afterwards, if you get HID kit for both low and high beam, don't forget to get a relay for your high beam so that you can draw power directly from the battery since you are trying to power up 4 ballasts from the oem connector. Send me an email to [email protected] and I'll attach some pictures of the color ranges and car photos too. I don't usually post on here the first time cos it gets lost in the thread *LOL*

Thanks!

Michelle

fiznowler wrote:I am wanting to purchase some HIDs. I do mostly city driving with ocasional backroads. I assume I would benifit more from the low beams or should I replace high as well? If I did both would I need 2 complete sets? Also i looked but do you have a color chart for the bulbs?

EDIT: lol search is my friend

Modified by fiznowler at 11:08 AM 12/16/2009

Hi,

both of your vehicles are sealed beam (bulb is glued to the housing) which means you need to change to custom housing first before getting an HID conversion kit. Thanks!

Michelle

kibatheloanwolf wrote:Hi I have a 1978 Porsche 928 Euro spec and I was wondering If I can swap that over the Hid lights aswell as my 89 Nissan Hardbody

Hi,

H6054 is a sealed beam which means your bulb is glued to the housing, therefore you need to change to custom housing first before you can install an HID conversion kit. Thanks!

Michelle

240twoforties wrote:dumb question, probably answered before.. but can you fit H.I.D.'s into the flip up lights on an s13?

Edit: i looked on the links.. says a 91 hatch has H6054 housings, but i seem to remeber someone saying H4's would fit into 240 flip ups?

Edit #2: is an H6054 the same thing as an H4???

Modified by 240twoforties at 8:15 PM 12/16/2009

Modified by 240twoforties at 8:22 PM 12/16/2009

Hi,

I am very sorry, since we are a HID manufacturer, we only specialize in HIDs and do not sell housings, I've got many customers who found nice housings on ebay and then purchase our HID kits to fit them. Thanks~

Michelle

nifares240 wrote:Do you guys sell the HID housing for the s13? I've been meaning to upgrade my lamps to HID because they're terrible.

hidextra.com wrote:Hi,

both of your vehicles are sealed beam (bulb is glued to the housing) which means you need to change to custom housing first before getting an HID conversion kit. Thanks!

Michelle

I hate to call you a Fibber but Both vehicles are NOT sealed beam Trust me..I've had to replace many a headlight in the Nissan and Porsche I will even post photos if you want

I was looking to purchase from you but I just saw how your 9003 hi/low bulbs were constructed and I've heard horror stories about the hid bulb with the attached halogen bulb for high beam. That is old technology. Most hid kit hi/low bulbs now is built with just the hid bulb. If you have any hi/low kits without the cheap attached halogen bulb, then we can do business. 5000k of course.