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Price: $239.95 each
Pair: $407.92
 In Stock, Fast Delivery, Click to OrderOrders placed by 6pm Sydney time are shipped that day*
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Product Description & SpecificationsThese 9" HID Driving lights can illuminate signs up to 1100m in front of you, with a good usable light at 600m. They have a 6000k bright white Xenon bulb, that will last up to 2000 hours, which is around 10 times as long as a halogen bulb lasts in a normal spot or driving light. They have a replaceable tempered glass lens, which means worse case scenario, you can always replace the lens. The swivel mount base can be adjusted by 20 degrees left to right, and 90 degrees up and down. These HID driving lights have an internal ballast & starter, so everything is enclosed in the high impact ABS housing, there is no separate ballast to be mounted somewhere close by as per retro-fit HID kits.
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Postage & Delivery: All spot light / driving light orders placed Monday to Friday by 5pm Sydney/Melbourne time (AEST) are dispatched that evening. Delivery times by Australia Post are 3-5 days if sent registered post, or 1-3 days if sent express post (you can select registered or express post in the "checkout" section of the website after you click on the "Add to Cart" button. Once your order has been dispatched, we will email you the online tracking number, and the link to the Australis Post webpage where you can track your package online. All orders require a signature on delivery, so we recommend using a delivery address where someone will be during the day. Post office boxes are OK - they will still need to be signed for (with your ID)
Installation Installation of these H.I.D. Driving Lights is easy, simply connect them to 12volts, and mount them to your bull bar or roof racks. Connecting them via a separate relay is optional, but not required. None of our HID driving lights or work lights can be mounted upside down or be fully submerged in water.
Our No Risk 90-Day "Change Your Mind" Guarantee: We want you to be happy with the products you buy and the service you receive. So when you receive your order, inspect it carefully so that it completely meets your satisfaction. If for any reason it does not, please let us know and you may return it or exchange it via our returns and exchange policy. If you are not satisfied with the service you receive from us, contact us and we will try to remedy the situation. Please note goods must be returned in an "As New" condition including the original packaging in order to receive a full refund, and our 90 day return policy does not apply for any products that have been damaged. Again, for full terms and conditions, please visit our policies page. What about after sales service? Will you be still around to warrant your product? Our Privacy Policy: Product Guarantee: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)If you have a general question about our policies, returns, etc - please check our FAQ Page. Otherwise, please see below:
Where will my order be shipped from?
All spot lights and driving lights are shipped from within Australia (we do not drop-ship our HID spotlights from overseas) Delivery times by Australia Post are 3-5 days if sent registered post, or 1-3 days if sent express post (you can select registered or express post in the "checkout" section of the website after you click on the "Add to Cart" button) Do you have a shop that I can come and pick up my order?
We accept payment using Visa, MasterCard, Direct Deposit, Cheque, Money Order or Paypal. If you prefer to "come in and touch" a product before purchase please visit one of our stockists. We suggest phoning ahead to make sure they have the item you are looking for in stock. Just wondering about the heat generated with 35watt, 55watt and 75watt HID
A 55watt HID puts out a little more heat than a 55watt halogen bulb. If your headlights / spotlights are ony rated to 55watt (or it is suggested NOT to use higher than 55watt) then it is best to stick with 35watt only. That being said, we have had literally hundreds of customers install a 55watt HID kit with no heat problems. In my own car, I replaced the stock headlight assembly with aftermarket (plastic) headlights that had built in angel eyes. On these aftermarket lights, it actually said do not use HID. When I quizzed the seller, he told me that they were fine to use HID. So I installed 35watt in the low beam, and 55watt in the high beam, and two years later, these plastic aftermarket headlights have had no heat damage. The reflector and the polycarb lens are as clear as the day I bought them. Since 2006 when we started selling HID, I have only had two cases where a customer had issues with heat. Both these cases, the customer was using 55watt HIDs. So the bottom line is if you are worried about heat, stick to 35watt HID. But even with 55watt HID you have a 99% chance it will be fine. As for 75watt and 100watt HID systems, this is a different story. You should only use these HIDs to replace a 100watt or 130watt halogen bulb. The amount of heat generated by these high power HID will melt plastic lights. The best spotlight for these high power HIDs is a Hella Rally 4000 - which is made of metal with a glass lens. You risk melting anything made from plastic. How do I Install HID's into my spotlights?
When converting spotlights to HID the process is quite simple. Currently your existing spotlights are most likely connected to your car via a relay. So when you turn on high beam, your spot lights come on. The only difference, is instead of 12 volts going into the spotlight, 12 volts goes into the ballast (which is mounted somewhere in your engine bay). The ballast is the metal box which steps up the voltage to 23,000 volts to initially "fire up" the HID bulb. Coming OUT of the ballast is the high voltage cable that plugs into the bulb. So simply put, take the 12volt wiring that WAS going to your lights, and connect to the INPUT of the ballast. Then relpace your existing halogen bulb with the HID bulb, and connect to the ballast. The only slight modification you may need to do is in threading the new wires from the HID bulb through the existing hole in your light housing (you may need to drill this hole larger)  Have a specific question about this product not answered above? Ask a Product Expert! The answer will be emailed to you and then posted here. Easy Online OrderingOrdering online is easy. Watch the video below for a step by step guided tour. |
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