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**Diode Dynamics** · 06-09-2009, 11:54 PM

Precision Slim HID Conversion Kits

This Precision HID conversion kit contains everything you need to convert your factory halogen headlamps into HID, High Intensity Discharge.

Manufacturer: Precision Lighting Co. uses German lighting technology in production, and is one of the most reputable companies in HID. In operation since 1992, they have been creating the highest-quality and most cutting-edge kits for the last 7 years. You can be assured that these kits will work correctly every time you turn them on.

Ballast: Super-slim tecnology from Precision HID will fit in any application. They are the smallest you will find, about the size of a pack of playing cards. Included are the features of automatic reverse polarity protection, EMI circuit shielding, hot restrike protection, and is fully waterproof and shockproof. It has all of the speed and arc control accuracy that comes with the new digital technology, to ensure long bulb life.

Bulb: The bulbs included are produced by Precision HID, and are laser-aligned for easy alignment and installation, as well as long bulb life. The bulb temperatures are rated accurately in Kelvin temperature, and have an industry-standard 2500 hours of estimated bulb life, which should outlast your vehicle.

Warranty: Do not be fooled by overrated "lifetime" warranties from other manufacturers and distributors. The warranty is only as good as what the company actually replaces. Our warranty is through Diode Dynamics, LLC, so you can be assured that you will get fast and friendly service should you have any problems. In addition to the 1-year full warranty included with all of our products, your HID kit comes with a limited lifetime warranty. This lifetime warranty covers the ballasts and wiring for the lifetime of your HID kit.

Shipment: We carry our own inventory, so no waiting for them to be shipped from overseas, or waiting on big, unreliable suppliers to ship them. They ship right from our own inventory, in St. Louis, Missouri, usually the same day you order.

Kit comes with:

One pair HID bulbs in your choice of bulb size and color
Two 35w super-slim ballasts
Mounting hardware for ballasts
Limited Lifetime warranty on electronics (ballasts and wiring)
Full one-year warranty on all components
Free Diode Dynamics decal
Diode Dynamics 30-day satisfaction guarantee
HID Relay Harness (Optional, $10) to protect your factory electronics

The size you need:
Genesis: H11 Low Beam, H8 Fog Lights
Genesis Coupe: H11 Low Beam, 881 Fog Lights

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Some of our inventory with a demo car...

Smallest ballasts you'll find, and comes with mounting hardware, zip ties, screws, installation manual, everything.

THIS IS NOT A SALE. THIS IS OUR NORMAL PRICE! $80.

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Thanks!
Paul

satheian · 06-10-2009, 02:05 AM

$80 for the entire kit?

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-10-2009, 09:50 AM

That's correct.

XS Speed · 06-10-2009, 12:39 PM

Do you have HIDs for the Hi-beams and fogs in 6000k in stock?? How much would shipping be to New Brunswick, Canada. Postal is e7g3v2

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-10-2009, 01:59 PM

Hello!
Yes, I sure do.
Shipping is calculated by the website, but I would say around $25 for USPS Priority International. (includes tracking)

Thanks!
Paul

Zoile · 06-10-2009, 02:17 PM

Easy install?

I'm a bit sceptic at that price....

**ItaliaTib2k3** · 06-10-2009, 07:26 PM

What about 55w kits? I had a 35k on my Elise, but it was too dim. When I switched to a 55k, it made a huge difference.

Also, you might want to find a local member and whip up a DIY so people around here can see how easy the install is. Should help sales quite a bit--just like with the Tiburon community.

XS Speed · 06-10-2009, 07:45 PM

Which bulb type is required for the high beams.

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-10-2009, 11:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zoile

Easy install?

I'm a bit sceptic at that price....

Take it or leave it, I can raise the price if it'd make you feel better! Our kits are second to none.

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-10-2009, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ItaliaTib2k3

What about 55w kits? I had a 35k on my Elise, but it was too dim. When I switched to a 55k, it made a huge difference.

Also, you might want to find a local member and whip up a DIY so people around here can see how easy the install is. Should help sales quite a bit--just like with the Tiburon community.

I don't carry 55w kits because of the liability- in my experience and observation, they have damaged headlight housings and assemblies. I personally do not want to subject myself and my customers to that risk.

I'm looking for a local coupe but no luck so far...

Zoile · 06-11-2009, 02:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode Dynamics

Take it or leave it, I can raise the price if it'd make you feel better! Our kits are second to none.

...how about the installation what would you say from 1 to 10...1=very easy and 10= experienced only

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-11-2009, 10:18 AM

Would say it's about a 4 on the scale, a 1 for someone who's done it before! All it takes is drilling holes in the dust caps and plugging in the correct wires!

satheian · 06-11-2009, 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XS Speed

Do you have HIDs for the Hi-beams in 6000k in stock?

I wouldn't recommend changing out the high beams with HID for the simple fact that the housing is not designed for it, no cut off line or even focusing lens, the light would go absolutely everywhere and blind everyone around you.. The stock low beam lens has the HID cut off line already, whether you have stock HID's or not, so changing this should be fine.

DD: So if one were to install fogs and heads, could they share the same relay harness, or would they need two of those as well? can you give a discount for purchasing both?
Do your H3's include a proper HID focusing lens?

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-11-2009, 05:51 PM

I agree, HIDs are not meant for high beams, simply because when you flash people, it would not really work, as HIDs need to ignite and warm up (which only takes a second, but would be inappropriate for flashing your high beams). Also, they are reflector style housings, which would make the extra light from HID go everywhere, and lend to a large amount of glare.

You would need two, unless you want them to always turn on at the same time!
I can't give a discount for two, because, as you'll see if you look around online, our prices are already extremely low (all other companies selling Precision brand HIDs have price points well above $100).

No, we do not offer any kind of focusing lens- I know of very few places that do... you would basically need a new headlight assembly to get the HID optics. But the Genesis low beam already has projectors, not reflectors, so there is not a problem changing low beams like there is with the high beams. (As you said)

Thanks!
Paul

satheian · 06-11-2009, 07:02 PM

Not sure if you noticed, but I was asking about a lens for the H3 bulbs, I have the KP Race Engineering - SequenceGrill and I'm not sure how these will aim as I haven't installed them yet, but I do not want too much glare..

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-11-2009, 10:00 PM

I really cannot say, as I haven't seen that. If they're well-built, they should not have glare...

satheian · 06-11-2009, 10:29 PM

Well the sequence sets do not come with a lens themselves, the are molded fiberglass with a "socket" space the size of a standard H3 housing and come with a set of bulbs, so yours would be replacing the bulbs that came with the frame.. nvm I'll try to figure it out at a local shop and see how it works, then order from you.

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-12-2009, 09:49 PM

sounds good, sorry, but I'm just really unfamiliar with those pieces

Minawee · 06-21-2009, 06:36 PM

Doesn't the GenCoupe use H11b bulbs for the low-beams? From what I understand, there are *some* fitment differences that *can* cause problems...

What's your take on this, Paul? Are you familiar with the differences between the regular H11 and the H11b bulbs?

Also, are these kits you sell re-based D2S bulbs?

Thanks in advance!

-Paul

**Diode Dynamics** · 06-23-2009, 07:08 PM

Hello!

Yes, I am. Actually, H11 bulbs fit just fine with very slight modification. No need to buy expensive specialty H11B kits.

From a poster who did the easy modification:
when you get the h11 bulb, you need to cut off the black piece near the connector, that protects the two male outlets. Then you just cut off the tip of the black piece where the screw is ment to sit (end piece sticks out) near the wires that run to your headlights. It's simple and easy; takes roughly 5-10 minutes for both.

Thanks!
Paul

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