XenonDepot XMAS Promo - Free HID Kits!! - Holiday Savings - Kits $299.99!!!
02-14-05, 02:59 PM
#92
Due to the numerous requests for group buy pricing for clublexus members so we have decided to rereactivate the discounted group buy link!
www.XenonDepot.com/promo
Passcode: CLGB04
Expiry: Feb 28/04!
Steve
www.XenonDepot.com/promo
Passcode: CLGB04
Expiry: Feb 28/04!
Steve
02-15-05, 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by cliffud
Thanks for the deal. I was hoping for something closer to the Holiday special though. $400 is still kinda beyond my budget. 
Holiday Special: XenonDepot XMAS Promo - Free HID Kits!! - Holiday Savings - Kits $299.99!!!
Holiday Special: XenonDepot XMAS Promo - Free HID Kits!! - Holiday Savings - Kits $299.99!!!
the 299.99 one are the ones that aren't Phillips... all of the prices on the deal are exactly the same as the original holiday special
02-24-05, 04:04 PM
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whats the down side your 299 kit. I know its not phillips, but is it not great quality? Is is guaranteed? Im looking for a 6000k kit for an sc. Whats the best you can do for a cl member?
02-24-05, 04:27 PM
#99
I think a lot of members here have had positive experiences with the phillips setup. Why not just go with the phillips setup and be done with it?
We all drive luxury cars and we've all had to cross that 'you gotta pay to play' hurdle... the HID kit isn't any different. I personally wasn't ready to pay $400 for my phillips 4300 setup because I too thought an HID kit was only going to cost me $300 at first (just like yourself). But I've seen too many instances where I could have saved some headache by not going with a not so popular name brand product.
The last thing you'll want on your mind when you're driving in the middle of nowhere at night is whether or not the lights you have will fail. Which is probably why we all drive lexus vehicles in the first place. We want something that's reliable.
phillips.
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We all drive luxury cars and we've all had to cross that 'you gotta pay to play' hurdle... the HID kit isn't any different. I personally wasn't ready to pay $400 for my phillips 4300 setup because I too thought an HID kit was only going to cost me $300 at first (just like yourself). But I've seen too many instances where I could have saved some headache by not going with a not so popular name brand product.
The last thing you'll want on your mind when you're driving in the middle of nowhere at night is whether or not the lights you have will fail. Which is probably why we all drive lexus vehicles in the first place. We want something that's reliable.
phillips.
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Originally Posted by ot180
whats the down side your 299 kit. I know its not phillips, but is it not great quality? Is is guaranteed? Im looking for a 6000k kit for an sc. Whats the best you can do for a cl member?
02-24-05, 09:55 PM
#100
Hello,
1) The main differences between the Xtreme line and XenonDepot line are:
- The Xtreme line uses Asian components whereas the XenonDepot line uses German made Philips components.
- The Xtreme line is geared for people that are more interested in colour temperature as opposed to light ouput.
Please view this link for information regarding colour temperature:
http://www.xenondepot.com/htec.php
Regards,
Steve
1) The main differences between the Xtreme line and XenonDepot line are:
- The Xtreme line uses Asian components whereas the XenonDepot line uses German made Philips components.
- The Xtreme line is geared for people that are more interested in colour temperature as opposed to light ouput.
Please view this link for information regarding colour temperature:
http://www.xenondepot.com/htec.php
Regards,
Steve
