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08-25-2014, 01:05 PM | #1 |
Driving The Rotary Sports
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GB#5 - FD3S Bi-Xenon HID Projector Headlights… FINAL GB! - SBG
This is the last Group Buy on our Bi-Xenon Projector Headlights.
http://rotarycarclub.com/rotary_foru...ad.php?t=18329 With summer coming to a close we seem to be receiving a ton of messages asking if our headlights are available. Unfortunately as we only make them in large batches for group buy runs we’ve had to turn everyone away for single orders due to lack of time to build them as we’re working on so many other projects at the moment. Since the headlights have to be hand built and are very time consuming we’ve put them on the back burner for quite some time, but will do one last push on them before focusing on R&D of new projects. INFO: We all know that the stock headlights on the RX-7 are completely inadequate for night driving. With the FD being capable of high speeds, the possibility of missing something on the side of the road, up ahead, or around a corner creates a dangerous scenario. We finally decided to fix this problem once and for all. SakeBomb Garage is pleased to knock your socks off with the first and only true 'pop-up' Bi-Xenon Projector HID kit for the FD. FD owners: Welcome to the 21st Century... PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS: - New headlight housings, with bi-xenon (high/low) projectors - Optically clear projector lenses - New (OEM) Philips 4300K bulbs (5000k SBG bulbs with 50w ballast option, 6000k available as special order) - High quality 35w weather/shock proof digital heavy duty ballast (50w ballasts available) - Custom SBG Plug and Play wiring harness -specifically for the FD We’re confident that this is currently the best performing lighting kit available for the FD, from here to Japan… bar none! This setup is the standard against which other lights are currently judged. Yes, they're that good. These lights ARE the gold standard, and we've yet to see a higher performing lighting setup. For a car capable of speeds in excess of 160mph and cornering abilities that put most other cars to shame, you ought to be able to see where you are going. We built these lights not only for aesthetic benefit, but as a much needed safety item to prevent a potential accident. Yes they are expensive, but so is your car and they have personally saved us from accidents, deer, and tickets over the many years we’ve been running them PRICE ($100 off retail): $875.00 - 35w Ballasts and Philips OEM 4300k Bulbs $895.00 - 50w Ballasts (~30% brighter) with SBG 5000K Bulbs This group buy base pricing is $100 off the standard price; However, we typically do not have these in stock as it is. ******************************** GROUP BUY INSTRUCTIONS: This Group Buy will run a little differently than usual. Here's how it will work: 1. We have set up a group buy "deposit" page, which requires you make an initial deposit of $100 towards your headlights. The link to that page is here: GROUP BUY DEPOSIT: FD3S PremierLine Bi-Xenon HID Projector Headlights (August 2014) - SakeBomb Garage LLC 2. After completing payment for this deposit, you will receive a confirmation e-mail of your order. 3. We will then send you a second e-mail containing a unique coupon code for a $200.00 credit towards your purchase of your FD3S: PremierLine Bi-Xenon HID Projector Headlights - SakeBomb Garage LLC 4. YOUR UNIQUE COUPON CODE WILL EXPIRE AT 12:00 MIDNIGHT SEPTEMBER 30th, 2014 PST. 5. YOU MUST SUBMIT FULL PAYMENT FOR YOUR "FD3S RX-7 PREMIER LINE HEADLIGHTS" BY 12:00 MIDNIGHT SEPTEMBER 30th, 2014 PST. 6. To submit your full payment before 9/30/2014 visit the following link to and check-out using your unique group-buy deposit code: FD3S: PremierLine Bi-Xenon HID Projector Headlights - SakeBomb Garage LLC 7. After 9/30/14 your group buy code will expire, and you will lose your spot if you have not sent in full payment. If any spots remain you may still complete your checkout at that point, and we will apply your $100 deposit towards the purchase of the lights. ******************************** NOTE: We are making 25 sets of lights total for this run. We do not know when/if we will have time to make these available again, so for now this will be the last run of headlights until further notice. CHECK OUT THE THREAD IN THE GROUP BUY SECTION!! http://rotarycarclub.com/rotary_foru...ad.php?t=18329 |
08-25-2014, 01:06 PM | #2 | |||||
Driving The Rotary Sports
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Info on our Bi-Xenon setup
HID Lighting 101: Other HID “kits” use the stock headlight housing in conjunction with a Xenon bulb. The plus side, they are unbelievably cheap. The negative side? Typically these setups: - Blind other drivers - Have a horrible field of view - Severely scatter the light - Have uneven lighting with no cutoff - Actually WORSEN your night vision (they throw intense light into the foreground. This makes your pupils close, causing your distance night-vision to become worse than with your stock halogen lights) Projector HID's on the other hand are what is used in every OEM HID lighting setup. Our Projectors: - Have a very even dispersion of light - Have a very wide dispersion of light - Have a very long throw (with high beams) - Illuminate much larger portions of the road while not ruining your night vision - Oh yeah, and they don't blind other drivers, or attract attention from people who may or may not drive Crown Victorias Projectors vs Reflectors: Here is a good video comparing true projector HID’s to “conversion/reflector” HID’s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5n38wDe684 To truly see the difference you need to see our kit in person, pictures honestly don’t do it justice. But don’t take our word for it… Here’s what current owners have said: Quote:
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A fresh install from across the pond in Australia (RHD) Optional 50W Ballasts: We are now offering the option of a 50w ballast (and accompanying 5000k bulb) instead of the OEM-spec 35w ballasts. There are pros and cons to using 50w ballasts, but we'll do our best to explain the differences below. Xenon bulbs are manufactured to run at 35 watts, however they can be over-driven to produce more light than would normally be available at a lower wattage. Typically one will find an additional 30% increase in total light, however this extra light does come at a cost. The additional wattage does reduce the lifespan of the bulbs somewhat. The color range of the bulbs is shifted LOWER (more yellow) with increased wattage (however the color temp can be shifted back up to normal (around 4300k) by using "5000K bulbs"), which is why we will supply this kit with 5000 Kelvin bulbs. At the end of the day, yes, the total light output is increased, but it does not change the beam pattern with which it is distributed, so you simply end up with a BRIGHTER light, not wider or longer throw. Is this a good thing? Sometimes yes, sometimes no. In the city where streets are well lit, the extra light from the 50w ballasts is definitely welcome, but on very dimly lit back-roads the contrast difference between foreground and background could feel overwhelming to some, and reflector signs will appear very reflective. It is a personal choice whether this increased light output is right for you, but if in doubt remember that the OEM standard is 35w. |
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08-25-2014, 04:07 PM | #3 |
Get off my lawn!!!
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When does this group buy end?
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09-02-2014, 01:31 PM | #4 |
Driving The Rotary Sports
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September 30th is when all of the payments are due in full by but we've only got 5 spots in the group buy itself left, I'll update this thread later today but since it's running on other forums as well I need to update the list and post.
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10-03-2014, 03:14 PM | #6 |
Driving The Rotary Sports
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Gregory,
We are also running a $100 OFF group buy for FC HID Lights. See this link, and join before 10/12/14! http://www.sakebombgarage.com/group-...s-august-2014/ |