http://xenonexpert.com/xteckit.html

A co-worker of mine sent me this link for an HID conversion kit. Was wondering if it could be fabricated to fit our vehicles, and how much work might be involved in such a task. Also, does anybody have any clue as to the quality of this manufacturer? I've never heard of them and he hadn't either, but for $350, it might be an option for someone willing to explore the possibility.

Holla back, youngin'...

 

Xtec will work i have a set that i have'nt installed yet for sale. (6000k)

 

How much are you asking?

 

@icelandmaxima...

How's the quality and the light output? Was it a b@t*h to install?

 

r u getting the hi lo kit or just the normal h4?? if u get the normal h4.... there will be no more hi beam.... and that kit is the easiest to install... if u get hi/lo.... just 2 more wires...
as the quality... i've heard of it when i was buying my kit... but in the end my kit beat his price so.....

 

...10 char

 

$300 shipped h4 hi/lo kit xtec 6000k. Still Boxed up never installed but i know it looks sick a bunch of people have xtec hids.

 

@lalaMax...

I checked the website, but couldn't find a price list. How much did you pay for your HID kit, and how do you like it vs. stock?

 

i got mine through umnitza for 325 shipped and an additional 260 for the fogs to match. So instead of buying new for 350 or 325 buy mine for 300 im trying to get rid of it cause i have some other more important expenses.

 

You should try a retrofit

 

i got mine $350CDN and picked up locally.... everything work fine.... it's the cheapest kit i can find.... i found the seller on the ebay
problems:
1.the light are too braight + it's everywhere.... so i have to aim it propaply.... if u have the money retro or 02-03 OEM is the way to go.... if you want cheap like me.... try and find the cheapest kit if you can and don't worry about anything.... coz they basically all made in china... and quality and life are probably the same between the cheap price range...

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...950762813&rd=1

 

yah by the way 4 of my friend brought their kit from that guy..... if u really want that kit i think u better call him and tell him u are friend of Lawrence (the Victoria guy) and ask him for better deal...
and that guy really give out Warrentee... coz friend of mine blown a ballest he replace a new one as soon as we give him a call...

 

XTEC has horrible customer service. Umnitza does not deal with them anymore. Stay away from them (XTEC). Otherwise if something happens to the kit, you will not get any help replacing stuff under warranty. Trust me, I am going through a ballast problem and it has been 2 months. I left the owner several messages and he does not return calls. He is out of the country most of the time.

 

Stay away from who xtec or umnitza?

 

Stay away from XTEC

 

man that's the problem.... that's why i hate buy things off internet....

 

Guys, don't worry, we're still here and still kicking, lots of kits still in stock for $260 shipped

 

ProLumen Here you go:
We've had enough of the childish games that our competitors are playing to attempt to discredit our good product. We won't name names, we won't attack their claims, we're just going to post FACTS about our product.

1) Prolumen product quality is higher than ever.

EMark Certification


ISO9001 Certification


TS Certification

 

2) ProLumen are tested more accurately - since we've sold both products, we've had the opportunity to do something no other seller has - COMPARE THEM IN REAL WORLD TESTING.

Real testing


With REAL instruments and ACTUAL components


With REAL data on a 4000K Bulb - not some hokey chart that was made up by a bribed testing company


With REAL data on a 6000K bulb - not the some hokey chart that was made up by a bribed testing company, with two DIFFERENT bulbs.


Testing equipment is:

The MINOLTA Chroma Meter CL-200 is an expansive professional stuff, price is around US$2,700~US$3,000, check this website:
http://www.tequipment.net/MinoltaCL200.asp

The "6K-H7-lumen" photo shows 2633 Lumens, 6374 Kelvin, and -0.0004 of angel accuracy (tolerance) The "4K-H1-lumen" photo shows 3288 Lumens, 4006 Kelvin, and +0.0015 of angel accuracy (tolerance) for your reference.

Don't be fooled. Ask for proof. Make sure it's accurate.

 

What is the problem with Xtec, Matt?

 

we will not go down that road.

Our product is very good quality. Period Prolumen