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Hi all,

The first group buy seemed very popular so i thought i would do another, however due to higher courier costs and exchange rates the price has risen slightly. But still the price is still very low for a high quality Helligkeit HID kit:

German name Brand Helligkeit HID Kit,

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Simplified wiring which eliminates any unnecessary confusion during install.

More than 16+ bulb types.

0.3% failure rate, compared to 3-10% failure rate of other HID Conversion kits currently out on the market, the reliability is comparable to that of OEM HIDs

Color temperature output has tolerance of +/- 100K, the tolerance is unnoticeable by human eyes

Superior lumen output compare to its competitor

Best quality burners from Hella

Choose from 6 different color temperature, you will indefinitely find the color output of your choice German name Brand Helligkeit HID Kit, simplified wiring which eliminates any unnecessary confusion during install.

The price is $135 Delivered anywhere in Australia

Please PM me with your order and specify what temp and bulb type you would like.

3000K(Golden Yellow), 4300K(Crystal White), 6000K(Diamond White), 8000K(Diamond Blue), 10000K(Aqua Blue), 12000K(Brilliant Blue)

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Group buy ends 31st of December, please PM me for an order :O

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so how bight does it go up compared from 3000 through to 1200 and also the differences in bulbs....and how hard is it to hook up?

i'm a bit of a newb when it comes to lights...but i would be interested in some.

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Kelvin rating has nothing to do with brightness.

All temps are brighter than halogen globes, though for a nice bright white beam i would suggest either 4300k or 6000k.

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I only have a H3 bulb type in the normal kit, but there is a listing for a H3C in the slim line ballast kit which are more expensive. They are about $100 more.

PM me if you would like to make a order.

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