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This is a single light kit. $40 Shipped in Conus. (price reduced again)
You get what you see in the pictures, (plus the ballast bracket), everything you need to install and wire this to your bike. This is a street legal Low Beam HID lamp with a 4250 color temp/ 3200 lumen capsule. Fantastic ditch to ditch spread of light and fills in that space between your oem low beams like a flood, plus because of the sharp cut off compliance of a DOT legal low beam light, no need to dip your lights for oncoming traffic. You can leave this light on all the time and not get flashed by traffic. Originally sold in pairs for $400+, but hard to find now. Pulls about 35 watts, IIRC.
From Sylvania's web site-
The Sylvania Xenarc High Intensity Discharge lighting systems represent a new dimension in driving. It is a technological breakthrough uniting a passion for automotive lighting performance and a commitment to safety. It is the new standard, delivering more light while requiring less maintenance. Xenarc is true HID, the innovative illumination that was once the exclusive domain of high-end imports. It illuminates, creating a whiter, more intense, brilliant light that obliterates the darkness. Xenarc HID is brilliant. It is legal. And it is here now!
The Xenarc X1010 Auxiliary Low Beam Kit offers style and performance and is designed to complement standard low beam headlights. Its unique auxiliary low beam optics project more down-road illumination than conventional fog lights. The X1010 kit also features the exclusive D-HC (Discharge-High Color) HID light source, providing the highest street legal color temperature available. This kit fits most vehicles but may require modifications. Recommended installation space requirement is 3" x 6.5" x 5".
This X1010 kit includes:
One Xenarc HID Auxiliary Low Beam Assemblies
One Electronic Ballasts
One handlebar Switch
One Lamp Mounting Bracket
One Ballast Mounting Bracket (Not shown in pics, but included)
Wiring Harness with relay
Complies with SAE J582 for auxiliary low beam lights.
You get what you see in the pictures, (plus the ballast bracket), everything you need to install and wire this to your bike. This is a street legal Low Beam HID lamp with a 4250 color temp/ 3200 lumen capsule. Fantastic ditch to ditch spread of light and fills in that space between your oem low beams like a flood, plus because of the sharp cut off compliance of a DOT legal low beam light, no need to dip your lights for oncoming traffic. You can leave this light on all the time and not get flashed by traffic. Originally sold in pairs for $400+, but hard to find now. Pulls about 35 watts, IIRC.
From Sylvania's web site-
The Sylvania Xenarc High Intensity Discharge lighting systems represent a new dimension in driving. It is a technological breakthrough uniting a passion for automotive lighting performance and a commitment to safety. It is the new standard, delivering more light while requiring less maintenance. Xenarc is true HID, the innovative illumination that was once the exclusive domain of high-end imports. It illuminates, creating a whiter, more intense, brilliant light that obliterates the darkness. Xenarc HID is brilliant. It is legal. And it is here now!
The Xenarc X1010 Auxiliary Low Beam Kit offers style and performance and is designed to complement standard low beam headlights. Its unique auxiliary low beam optics project more down-road illumination than conventional fog lights. The X1010 kit also features the exclusive D-HC (Discharge-High Color) HID light source, providing the highest street legal color temperature available. This kit fits most vehicles but may require modifications. Recommended installation space requirement is 3" x 6.5" x 5".
This X1010 kit includes:
One Xenarc HID Auxiliary Low Beam Assemblies
One Electronic Ballasts
One handlebar Switch
One Lamp Mounting Bracket
One Ballast Mounting Bracket (Not shown in pics, but included)
Wiring Harness with relay
Complies with SAE J582 for auxiliary low beam lights.
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