Whats the difference between the Sho Me, Wheelen and Xpac Strobe Kits?
I am looking for 4 Bulbs 90Watts I just want to know the difference! Thank You!

PS I know you would give me the best product Don, but i just want to know difference in products!!

Playero

 

Whelen is what more than 75% of the police, fire and EMS departments use on their vehicles in the United States. They have very high quality products at good prices with the most variety and options. Sho-Me is a budgeted version of Whelen. They make similar items that have cheaper prices because the products aren't built as well. Basically the same thing as Whelen hide-a-ways except with different flash patterns. You actually will find that Sho-Me strobe kits are more expensive than Whelen ones. I have never even heard of Xpac strobes, so i'm assuming they are similar to PepBoy ghetto strobes. Check out my thread in the General For Sale forum.

 

I learned the hard way after buying the ghetto strobes. Not as close to was kirk sold me!
When i turn on my strobes at night and stand infront of the car...the flash is soo bright that it blinds u!

I have the 90w whelen kit from kirk...i highly recommend you to purchase from him. Great guy to deal with!

BTW-Kirk, did you ever send out those connectors to me? Let me know bro if u need me to pay for shipping.

 

They are going out to you today

 

How much is it for strobes? Are they easy to install? BTW i have a 2000 Gxe

 

Hey there, visit my website @ http://www.kdlighting.com/kits_strobes.php.

There are a few kits to choose from. The most popular kit is the S690CCCC, 90-watt strobe kit w/4 clear bulbs. This installation requires some electrical knowledge, but not that much. You need to be able to wire up switches to control the power supplies, but that's about it. The rest is drilling 1" holes, and running the strobe cables throughout your car. If you have more Q's email me!

- Kirk / kirk99@kdlighting.com

 

yeah but where exactly do the bulbs go?

 

On 2000-2001's they can be installed in the turn signals, headlights, and rear assemblies. I have never tried installing them in the foglights, but it might be possible. If you have anymore questions, email me at kirk@kdlighting.com!