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Old 14th September 2007, 18:47   #841
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i just changed bulbs on my NHC from the stock yellow to 90/100 white Philips & there is definite improvement. i was charged Rs 650/- inclusive of fitting.
650 for only bulbs or along with a relay? If its with relay its too damn cheap.As the bulbs themselves cost more than what you mentioned. And for 90/100 you need a relay.
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Old 14th September 2007, 19:08   #842
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which seller did you buy it from.. and how did they send it? mine were delivered by courier and came to my doorstep in 4 days.
hey akshay i ordered from flashplus, it was send thru EMS courier frm china i guess, the tracking no show product delivered to customs in mumbai. flashplus have shown only 19 $ for the stuff. so will it come to my place or i have to go to customs and collect it .if i have to go to customs then where ?
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hey akshay i ordered from flashplus, it was send thru EMS courier frm china i guess, the tracking no show product delivered to customs in mumbai. flashplus have shown only 19 $ for the stuff. so will it come to my place or i have to go to customs and collect it .if i have to go to customs then where ?
that means they didnt let it through. youll probably have to pay a bit. next time make sure that they mark the item as gift and write the value as some small number.
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that means they didnt let it through. youll probably have to pay a bit. next time make sure that they mark the item as gift and write the value as some small number.
They told me that they will write it as gift or sample and show value of 19 $ only...well lets see. ok but where do i have to go to collect the item... will it be open tom ?
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They told me that they will write it as gift or sample and show value of 19 $ only...well lets see. ok but where do i have to go to collect the item... will it be open tom ?
now i have no clue about that.. why dont you call up the courier company and ask them?
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Guys anyone has any idea where to go and collect my goods, town side or mumbai international airport
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Guys anyone has any idea where to go and collect my goods, town side or mumbai international airport
the easiest would be to call up the courier and give them your tracking number. theyll tell you where to pick it up.
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650 for only bulbs or along with a relay? If its with relay its too damn cheap.As the bulbs themselves cost more than what you mentioned. And for 90/100 you need a relay.
The guy who fixed it said relay wont be required.
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Is it $20 per bulb or for a pair ?
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Is it $20 per bulb or for a pair ?
It is for a pair but, i reckon it is uk pound and not USD.
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The guy who fixed it said relay wont be required.
It IS required. I have enquired many places before I upgraded to 100/90 and everyone said relay is required. Even in this thread, you'll find experts saying it is necessary.
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It IS required. I have enquired many places before I upgraded to 100/90 and everyone said relay is required. Even in this thread, you'll find experts saying it is necessary.

It IS necessary. The stock bulb holders (& reflector) will melt otherwise.
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It is for a pair but, i reckon it is uk pound and not USD.
It supports US dollars, pounds, euros etc. but the statement given there confuses me. It says "$20 per pair", but when I selected 1 item it showed me 40 dollars.
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It supports US dollars, pounds, euros etc. but the statement given there confuses me. It says "$20 per pair", but when I selected 1 item it showed me 40 dollars.
The price for a pair is GBP 20.50 or USD 40.00. The choice of currency is yours. Well you might want to study the forex market to see buying in which currency would get you a better deal. I mean you might want to study which currency is likely to move wrt to INR in your favor.
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Think $40 for a pair is too costly, getting 100/90 bulb with relay and fixing comes less than 1500.
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