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edit- As per a convo with sk_josh, you are not an official vendor at this time and we don't allow non supporting vendors to advertize their products as it does hurt those who do pay. Please get with josh or Mervz and hash this out before posting your product again.

 

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And I know of a few other sites that sell the same kind of HID kit for 40-50 dollars less...NOT EBAY stores...

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And I know of a few other sites that sell the same kind of HID kit for 40-50 dollars less...NOT EBAY stores...

 

Guaranteed they are not the same quality,our kits utilize genuine xenon charged bulbs

and recently updated generation heavy duty ballasts. The focal point of our bulbs is identical to the one used in halogen bulbs which preserves the beam pattern and avoids blinding on coming traffic. Also.....

 

1. D.O.T. Federal Government approved set-up. Contain the 30% of EXCLUSIVE GENUINE INTENSE XENON GAS (CUTTING EDGE TECHNOLOGY)

 

2. It is DOT/SAE approved and meets DOT & SAE standard, so they are LEGAL unlike PIAA Plasma Blue Bulbs

 

3. Meets or Exceeds all legal requirements for light output, color and glare.

 

4. Delivers SUPER intense white-blue beam as XENON

 

5. 100% Longer life than regular bulbs.

 

6. Much BRIGHTER than stock bulbs, for safer, more efficient nighttime driving.

 

7. OUTPERFORMS other brand name bulbs such as PIAA, EuroLite Solarix, Sylvania Cool Blue bulbs etc.

 

8. 10-Day Satisfaction FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE and 6-Month Replacement Warranty.

 

9. Also available in 100W (Off-Road use only)

 

10. * FREE SHIPPING ** FREE SHIPPING ** FREE SHIPPING *

 

 

Ranger Senior Enthusiast

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Not trying to put down your product or anything, but I bought a kit that looks exactly like yours except in a differently labeled box for my 2500hd...It worked pretty damn good and survived more than one mud bog. I ended up selling it cause when I traded the truck in for my 07 NBS the new headlights were a different size (H11)...

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reddedsilvy05

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Not trying to put down your product or anything, but I bought a kit that looks exactly like yours except in a differently labeled box for my 2500hd...It worked pretty damn good and survived more than one mud bog. I ended up selling it cause when I traded the truck in for my 07 NBS the new headlights were a different size (H11)...

 

if your referring to the lights in my sig, that isnt the bfxenon.com kit, that is an old pic...if you want pics, go to www.bfxenon.com or i would be happy to post some pics for you

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if your referring to the lights in my sig, that isnt the bfxenon.com kit, that is an old pic...

You sell the product but don't own the product?? :sleep:

 

If I were advertising something, I'd at least want to showoff the item on my own vehicle :uhoh:

 

Either way, since your pic is old, we need a new pic - we like to keep it updated around here :eek:

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8000k HID kits, Lows & Fogs on an 08 3500 Silverado....the reason the headlights look different is because this customer has them smoked as you will see in the next pic

 

 

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This Challenger is setup with 8000k kits on the lows and fogs as well, it is called the "Trojan Challenger" and will be at Sema....it has a 426 stroker engine

 

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Another Challenger customer of ours with the same setup as the trojan challenger

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