Really big thanks for your help.
Ever since your pictures was post up, i got many customer from IC.
Really my marketing man..

Hi eddie, Thanks for your compliment.
Being efficient and puntual are what i can always provide to all my customers.
Any problem just give me a PM or ring me..

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Added on January 21, 2011, 8:28 pmNot really a special delivery.
Just convinient passby your work place only.
How is the 2nd bike? Done?

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Added on January 21, 2011, 8:30 pm881 sure got ready stock.
Consider rare bulb size & not all seller keep this stock.
Check your PM for the price.

This post has been edited by Eric18: Jan 21 2011, 08:30 PM

Hi kyser,
880 & 881 share the same bulb base. So u can use it for all kia fog lamp.
Already tested on forte.

Comfirm there is different between helogen & HID light output even though both same 4300k.
Both using different gases inside.

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Added on January 29, 2011, 10:30 pmEmail the photo to u.
I prefer to cod to show u the actual unit rather than the photo.
Light output is totaly different.

This post has been edited by Eric18: Jan 29 2011, 10:30 PM

ALL PM reply.

Rusume business after long CNY holiday.
Those who call/sms me during CNY can get your HID set already.

Hi bro, mind to let me know why it is poor service from kangaroo express? In term of?
HID wise i will teach u to diagnose thru PM.

PM reply..

This post has been edited by Eric18: Feb 15 2011, 12:39 PM

GREAT NEWS:

Public concerned over more vehicles with xenon lights
By CHARLES FERNANDEZ
charlesf@thestar.com.my
Photos by SAMUEL ONG and M. AZHAR ARIF

THE number of vehicles using bright xenon lights keeps increasing despite the recent announcement by the Road Transport Department (RTD) that its enforcement officers will check vehicles fitted with xenon headlights.

The department has repeatedly said it was illegal to install high intensity discharge (HID) lights on vehicles without approval. Even luxury car importers must get approval from JPJ if their cars have HID installed at the factory.

There is always the risk of blinding effect from the HID lights when one drove along highways, trunks and coastal roads, which could lead to accidents.

Those who support the ban question why anyone would install lights that posed such a hazard to other drivers.
A real hazard: Vehicles with xenon lights can blind oncoming motorists or those in front of it.

“The driver might think it looks cool and his vehicle stands out, but the intense brightness can blind other drivers. If the department is serious about banning the lights, they should focus on better enforcement,’’ said a motorist, speaking on condition of anonymity.

While most welcome the enforcement, those who have the lights fitted on their vehicles are asking the authorities not to make it illegal.

Instead, motorists ask authorities to advise those with HID sets to adjust their headlights to a shorter range (meaning lower).

RTD guidelines state that any modifications made by car owners that can cause accidents, interference or danger to other road users can be penalised under the Motor Vehicle Rules (Construction and Use) 1959.

Vehicles installed with HID can compromise the vision of oncoming drivers or even those in front. Consumer associations for years have been calling for the ban on the use of xenon lights.

The Consumer Association of Penang (CAP) said improperly installed HID lights served no purpose other than to blind other motorists.

Locally-fitted HID lights from car accessory shops are usually bare-fitted ones with no supporting safety technology. The beams are improperly aligned for safe use and pose a danger to other motorists.

Based on a survey by CAP, xenon HID light packages consisting of only bulbs and ballast and compatible with the Proton Saga (previous model), cost only RM200.

These headlight sets are mostly imported from China, South Korea, Japan and Germany and have an advertised colour temperature range of between 4,300K and 12,500K (Kelvin Rating). A colour temperature of between 6,000K and 8,000K will closely replicate sunlight).

CAP president S.M. Mohamed Idris, when contacted, said the RTD must immediately ban and use of xenon or HID headlamps on all cars whether local or imported.

Mohamed Idris said this was in view of the many complaints received from the public that cars fitted with these lights posed a danger to other drivers especially at night as they could be temporarily blinded.

“We have been highlighting this issue since 2004. These lights are normally used in European countries where the visibility is low due to mist and cold weather. In Malaysia, there is no need for such lights,” he said.

He added that most local cars fitted with these lights were able to do so through car accessory shops.

“We have asked the RTD and Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry to regulate the accessory shops,’’ said Mohamed Idris.

When contacted JPJ director-general Datuk Solah Mat Hassan said enforcement on vehicles with illegally-fitted HID lights was an ongoing process.

He said although the local automotive industry follows the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the RTD had its own standards and vehicles installed with HID lights of more than 4,300K were issued summonses.

“These motorists have fixed bulbs illegally. We allow xenon lights on the roads but it must be properly aligned and it should not be more than the approved Kelvin Rating,’’ he added.

JPJ engineering department (automotive division) director Mohamed Dalib said the department measured the Kelvin Rating of a vehicle with xenon lights within a distance of 25ft.

“If the light source measured is more than 4,300K, than you will be summoned,’’ he said.

Meanwhile, Solah said the department was in discussion with ministry officials on the next level of enforcement against HID lights.

I cant promise u but from the statement above is saying that polis will only issue summons for 4300k & above.
but ofcourse 4300k also will be glaring if u didnt install it properly or install those cheap stuff that might produce glaring.

Is this a myvi with aftermarket projector headlamp?
if yes. can help much.
it's the poor projector quality.
even u get a good pair of hid also cant help much.
U can try to turn around the hid bulb & dont have to fit on the original fitting position.
See can help a little bit or not.

I can see the left side is abit low.
u can try to adjust higher so that side wont be so much dark spot over there.
both side leveling are not even.

Sorry bro.
This bundle promo is for this batch of stock only.
Hope u understand.

Thanks for all the compliment & support all this while.
Specially thanks to some return customer that purchase with me up to 4-5 times.

Pm reply..

This post has been edited by Eric18: Jun 3 2011, 07:10 PM

Hi Taufiq, hi/low only applicable on H4 bulb size where both beam in 1 bulb. So they can have both beam in hid which is in cheaper cost.
Like your car, u will need 2sets of hid for hi & low beam.

This post has been edited by Eric18: Jul 25 2011, 05:10 PM

Slim ballast is digital while thick ballast is analog type..
Thick ballast give u less headache..

Pls check ur PM..thx

Impossible to put in hid on the reverse light as the housing will melt.
Unless u add on a spotlight as your reverse light & face it to the road surface or else u will blind other road user.

Pic may be different from actual..
I can guaranty u got a Grade A quality with yellowish white oem hid colour.
Not like those selling outside which is white colour 4300K.

Depends on car.. normally u will feel like fog lamp very bright but actual fact is just glaring only.if u drive thru dark spot u can barely see far..