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[For sale] HID Conversion Kit 12v 55w 6000k (Single beam)

Increase your visibility on the road, and eye comfort to other road users for only $129

Free Shipping Australia-wide

90-Days money back guarantee!

Sydney Stock, Local Pickup available!!!

Features:

- Shockproof and waterproof ballast

- Easy Plug-and-Play

- 4500 hours lifetime

In stock (All 6000k white color - VERY POPULAR FOR ALL CARS!):

H1 x 4 units

D2S x 4 units

The kit includes:

2 x HID Conversion Bulbs

2 x 55w HID Ballasts (normal size)

2 x Zip Ties

2 x Ballast Brackets

1 x wire harness

1 x Installation Manual

Contact:

0413 904 209 (Nue)

Payment:

By PayPal, please contact me before order and pay.

Warranty:

12 months warranty from the date of purchase, when item is sent back for warranty, a brand new product will be send to you after proper inspection. Returns of the kit must be properly pack and in best condition, damages found on any part of the kit that found to be done by the buyer not the courier, 20% fees will be charged from buyer. 7 days death on arrival (DOA), please return the item in proper package and best condition, a new kit will be provided.

My policy: WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get. The photos below were taken by me, you will get exactly what was taken in the photo!

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Hey mate, pretty interested in this. Do you know which one is for R33 GTS-T S2?

Cheers mate

Hi,

S1 and S2 are all H1 I believe. You can always check it there in the headlight, it is written on it.

But H1 is the right choice for R33 :D

Please let me know.

Thank you.

Regards,

Kasidis

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