FS: lots of stuff

[Gideon]

So I realize I can't be a pack rat when it comes to my old stuff if I want to buy new stuff! So here's what I got at the moment, more will come I assure you.

Non car stuff:

Sanyo Pro-800 for Sprint. Details here.



Phone is in like-new condition, less than 20 hours of use, also included but not pictured: holster. $100 shipped

Motorola i355 for Nextel. Details here.


Phone is in like-new to perfect condition, used for less than 5 hours of use. Comes with phone, battery, and charger. $50 shipped

Blackberry 7100i for Nextel. Details here.




Phone is in like-new to perfect condition, used for a decent amount, however features all new external pieces and is included with all accessories which have never been used. $60 shipped

Motorola i880 for Nextel. Details here.



Phone in decent, but used condition, with small blemishes on housing. Comes with battery, extended battery and cover, and holster (pictured) also comes with home charger (not pictured). $100 shipped

[thewifesyaris]

How blue was the 8000 kit. Did they help at night. I drive a lot of early a.m. hours and could use a little boost in the headlight department.

[Gideon]

Decently blue? You get used to it really quickly. At least I did.

The day I installed them:



Compared to the halogen high beam:



I can't honestly say they help because shortly after that I had to lower them so much that they were worse than my normal head lights because my driver side headlight broke (it was damaged in a collision) where it connects to the vehicle so when I tried to fix it, it ended up shooting the light upwards too high, so I just adjusted it waaaay down to compensate.

lol I'm a terrible salesman.

[33OH]

I have the 8000K Xenon-Vision kit and drive a lot of night hours to work/back, and I personally love it. I'd say go for it 'thewifesyaris'. Worst case scenario you have to re-sell it on here, it only takes 15 minutes to hook it up.

As for the 'blueness', it's more of a bluish-purple-white. It's hard to explain, but it's not a deep blue.

[c2iix]

im considering taking those DF210s off your hands,

was it easy to install? you still have the instructions and the stuff that came with it??

[Syroyizhka]

I bougth a pair of "HID bulb"" but they didn't come with convertor, they are not nearly like the ones you guys have, i guess the ebay guys tricked me into buying them by posting a picture will extremely blue color lights

[Syroyizhka]

Where can i get those Black coil covers for my front Springs? how much are they?

[33OH]

Originally Posted by Syroyizhka

I bougth a pair of "HID bulb"" but they didn't come with convertor, they are not nearly like the ones you guys have, i guess the ebay guys tricked me into buying them by posting a picture will extremely blue color lights

You need the ballasts too. If you have an extra set of bulbs, they can come in handy.

Originally Posted by Syroyizhka

Where can i get those Black coil covers for my front Springs? how much are they?

The black rubber that wraps around the springs? It comes with the Tanabe DF210's.

[33OH]

Originally Posted by c2iix

im considering taking those DF210s off your hands,

was it easy to install? you still have the instructions and the stuff that came with it??

If you look up any spring DIY on this forum, they're all the same. Search for it and you will see the mechanical level of the install. I did my DF210's myself and it's not hard at all.

[Syroyizhka]

Originally Posted by ryank

You need the ballasts too. If you have an extra set of bulbs, they can come in handy.



The black rubber that wraps around the springs? It comes with the Tanabe DF210's.

Is there a way to get them seperately from any store?

[TickleTimeTim]

Would the hid kit work with depo headlights? I plan on switching down the road.

[33OH]

Originally Posted by Syroyizhka

Is there a way to get them seperately from any store?

You could PM Xenon-Vision on here and ask, but I'm not sure. For the price Gideon's asking, I'd buy this kit and save those bulbs you bought in case you need a replacement.

Originally Posted by TickleTimeTim

Would the hid kit work with depo headlights? I plan on switching down the road.

If the depo headlights use the stock bulb size, I would guess yes.

[YarisSedan]

Originally Posted by Gideon

Decently blue? You get used to it really quickly. At least I did.

The day I installed them:



Compared to the halogen high beam:



I can't honestly say they help because shortly after that I had to lower them so much that they were worse than my normal head lights because my driver side headlight broke (it was damaged in a collision) where it connects to the vehicle so when I tried to fix it, it ended up shooting the light upwards too high, so I just adjusted it waaaay down to compensate.

lol I'm a terrible salesman.

Lol the pics ytou took look like something out of a headlight bulb ad. Now all you need is a dear running infront whiel u take the pic

[c2iix]

would you consider a price drop on these DF210s ? :D

[Gideon]

All PMs replied.

[Treyz]

The reason why you didn't like them with the yellow fogs was probably because you went with the 8000K ... if you're interested in HID's still ... I woulld suggest anything from 5300K to 6000K. More of a whiter look that'll match up better.

[Gideon]

Originally Posted by Treyz

The reason why you didn't like them with the yellow fogs was probably because you went with the 8000K ... if you're interested in HID's still ... I woulld suggest anything from 5300K to 6000K. More of a whiter look that'll match up better.

Oh no, I know it was because of the color temperature, but I'm not interested in getting another HID kit right now, probably going to do a full projector retro assuming I can find some better lenses for the TSX projectors I picked up.

Also HID kit is SOLD.

[TinyGiant]

will that i880 work on boost?