Helios HID Group Buy!!!
 

Helios HID Group Buy!!!

If you are drving an RS or 05 EVO GSR or MR w/o the HIDs, this is your best chance to upgrade your lighting without paying chunks of $$$ to upgrade!

The next generation of lighting system has made its way to the streets of U.S and is gaining popularity among car enthusiasts. HELIOS HID System offers
the same kind of quality and efficiency as high-end vehicle lighting system does. Drawing on a 35W power, HELIOS HID System can deliver a 170W beam
of a traditional halogen bulb with a 300% efficiency. HELIOS HID Ballasts uses advance technology circuit character that is able to cope with any bad power
situations of the vehicle. The Xenon Bulb used in these systems is of pure high quality quartz and advance metallic material, which produced a super fair
beam. HELIOS HID Xenon lamp carries a life span of approximately 2500 hours, 5 times of a halogen bulb. No matter what vehicle you own, the look of a high-end vehicle is now within your grasp.

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Regular price is $560 + shipping, Now Special introducing offer of the Helios HID systems-

1-10 kits - $399 shipped!

11-20 kits - $375 shipped!

21+ $349 shipped!!

So ACT NOW!!!! This Group Buy will end on 2/11/05.

ETA will be 2-3 weeks upon ordering!

For more questions, Please feel free to give us a call!

Thank you!

Cal

I am interested. I wanted the HIDs on my 05 GSR but didn't want to spring for the whole sun, sound, and leather package. This sounds like a lot better deal.

any body use them????????????

Yes! A lot of WRX guys are using them especially since the introductory of the new age Imprezas :)

any hope of getting an H4 Kit in with this buy for an Evo5...

-Adam

will the HID's be available for the foglights as well as the high beams?

I have had this kit on my lancer for almost a year and i love it.....i have 6500k for the temp....hardest thing to do is find a place for the balasts and igniters....everything else should be plug and play...have fun!

high beams?...if you use seperate bulbs for lows and highs then...obviously you wont looswe your high beams...but if you were refering to havinh HID's as your high beams..then no!,,, Hids are not good for flickering and what not,.

yeah that was what i was referring to, but that was a good call, probably not good for flickering

Hi guys,

We're lucky to be able to still offer you the Helios HID line. The reason is the Helios manufacturer was recently selected by Phillips to OEM the Phillips ballasts for asian distribution. That's right, the Helios ballasts are the same ones used in the Phillips kits. Because of this the manufacturer is basically running at 110-120% production just to keep up with demand. They've cut most of their small volume dealers, but because of our special relationship with Helios we're still able to get these.

We've sold a lot of HID kits before, these are the best kits we've seen in a long time. Excellent stability, quick ignite times, extremely bright, and a low failure rate. :)

Thanks,

Gary
Gruppe-S

We can do the H4 Kits :)

thanks,

Gary

do you offer them in anyother temps? or is it only in 6000k?

hmm korean made kit

Yeah like Samsung and LG. I suppose that you think all of their products are junk though too...

The manufacturer of this kit is actually subcontracting to make kits for Phillips HID kits as well. So the quality of this kit is very top notch. :)

Anyone else have personal experience with these????

theres my experience in case you didnt want to read all 16 posts in the thread

Ha, I read through the thread. Saw your post, but thank you. :updown: The ballasts and igniters are a problem??

^ no not at all i didnt mean it like that...not a promlen in any way....hardest part if actually finding a place to put them but they are not that big...just have to get creative

Cool, how would you compare these lights to stock EVO HIDs in terms of performance, intensity, flicker, appearance, etc??

well...its gets pretty close...but, still no projector....but its really nice and bright...no flickering, performance...ummm....its bright?.....

looks, Thanks for the knowledgeable infos and explanation.

just a heads up all MRs came with hids, and i'm pretty sure there are 2 different kinds of hids ones that are made for cars that already come with HID projectors and hids that are made for non hid projectors or normal headlights, (for instance older higher end acuras)

Yeah, that has to do with the masking in the bulb itself. D2S is for projector housing, while D2R is for reflector housing. These are the only types of actual HID bulbs made. All retrofit kits have these bulbs, they're just rebased to fit a different type of housing . I.E. 9006, 9005, H11...etc. As long as the QC is good, they should last just as long as OEM HID's (which I understand Helios is).

The 6000k and 6500k's look great in person. I saw some of these at Helios' booth at SEMA this past November. Gruppe-S is also a great shop.

See here for all your HID FAQ's (very informative):

http://faqlight.carpassion.info/headlamp-faq.htm {thumbup}

To clarify, you guys DO have H11 kits? Will you have D2S bulbs available as well at the same Kelvin? I'd like to get my low beams to match my fogs, when I upgrade. TIA.

Edit: I know it says 2/11, but is this still available? Or will something like this be available again in the future?