[klutched]

I don't have a minimum quantity either. I'm in brissy. Anyway thanks for letting me know. They were the only ones I have looked at. Will definitely get onto my supplier.

Gideon

[richo27]

hey do you guys still have any of the 41.5in double row bars for sale? and freight price to adelaide?
cheers

[klutched]

Also added 9" Driving Lights for $170. Same specs as 7" just bigger and different housing.

Prices for HID's includes shipping to Brisbane. Will ship at buyers expense.

Gideon

[klutched]

Alright guys, ATM the shipping cost for the single row LEDs are $26ea. So not bad. It'll go down a bit more if people order more lights.

Cheers,
Gideon

[Joe]

Hey klutched are you making any coin out of this for your self?

[klutched]

Nah mate not really, just AUD to USD currency exchange get like 5c or something per dollar.

[suzukikid]

not sure if dave told ya but i will 99% take a 10" one....but if we can get em cheaper we may as well do that!

[shep]

klutched wrote:

Also added 9" Driving Lights for $170. Same specs as 7" just bigger and different housing.

Prices for HID's includes shipping to Brisbane. Will ship at buyers expense.

Gideon

$85 each including freight from hanma.

[klutched]

Yeah, that's if I only order 1 pair. But if I order more it will be cheaper.

[Daves4wd]

I'm up for a 10 inch single row

[klutched]

Alright guys, going to be ordering this week so PM me ASAP so you don't miss out. Shipping price is $22.50 to Bris.

[suzukikid]

who else has got one? me and dave are all payed up!!!

where are the lights coming from klutched? aus or over seas?

[klutched]

Sorry suzukikid didn't see your post. They're from over seas (China).

Get in ASAP! Ordering them this Friday!!

[ZookiMonsta]

Put my name down for 2 10" Single Rows please.

[ball]

Have you allowed enough to cover the cost if you get jammed by customs or will it be extra if that happens?

[klutched]

It would be extra if it happens, but it shouldn't. Last batch of HIDs were over 2k and didn't get done.

[Blakey]

its from china just ask then to under declare them. iv ordered large amounts of things like this from china before and never really payed any import duty. if they aren't willing to under declare see if they will ship in separate boxes. unless customs has changed their rules since i last bought something its over $1000 per item(box etc) that you would need to pay import duty.

[ball]

Blakey wrote:

its from china just ask then to under declare them. iv ordered large amounts of things like this from china before and never really payed any import duty. if they aren't willing to under declare see if they will ship in separate boxes. unless customs has changed their rules since i last bought something its over $1000 per item(box etc) that you would need to pay import duty.

yep, under declare them and when you eventually get caught lube up for the fines.

Anything under 1000k per consignment is usually overlooked, but over that then it is random when they catch up with you. It's a numbers game. You may get 5, 10, or 20 orders through untaxed but you will eventually get pinched.

It sucks hard getting a phone call demanding credit card details before they will send your goodies.

[suzukikid]

is our order under a grand? haha

[klutched]

Yes it is !

[ZookiMonsta]

klutched wrote:

Yes it is !

Keep it that way? Only make up to $1000 worth of orders at a time?

[klutched]

Yeah I am! Going to put the order in as soon as this last payment comes though

[Blakey]

ball wrote:

Blakey wrote:

its from china just ask then to under declare them. iv ordered large amounts of things like this from china before and never really payed any import duty. if they aren't willing to under declare see if they will ship in separate boxes. unless customs has changed their rules since i last bought something its over $1000 per item(box etc) that you would need to pay import duty.

yep, under declare them and when you eventually get caught lube up for the fines.

Anything under 1000k per consignment is usually overlooked, but over that then it is random when they catch up with you. It's a numbers game. You may get 5, 10, or 20 orders through untaxed but you will eventually get pinched.

It sucks hard getting a phone call demanding credit card details before they will send your goodies.

they would have to prove that what you are getting imported is worth over $1000. not to mention you are not the one declaring the cost. so under common sense the person buying cannot be held accountable for what the supplier has declared the worth of the goods at. at no point in importing goods does the buyer need to tell customs the worth of something he is getting imported. unless you are getting licensed goods in like amunition and the like.

[hooki]

Blakey wrote:

ball wrote:

Blakey wrote:

its from china just ask then to under declare them. iv ordered large amounts of things like this from china before and never really payed any import duty. if they aren't willing to under declare see if they will ship in separate boxes. unless customs has changed their rules since i last bought something its over $1000 per item(box etc) that you would need to pay import duty.

yep, under declare them and when you eventually get caught lube up for the fines.

Anything under 1000k per consignment is usually overlooked, but over that then it is random when they catch up with you. It's a numbers game. You may get 5, 10, or 20 orders through untaxed but you will eventually get pinched.

It sucks hard getting a phone call demanding credit card details before they will send your goodies.

they would have to prove that what you are getting imported is worth over $1000. not to mention you are not the one declaring the cost. so under common sense the person buying cannot be held accountable for what the supplier has declared the worth of the goods at. at no point in importing goods does the buyer need to tell customs the worth of something he is getting imported. unless you are getting licensed goods in like amunition and the like.

If the company does not provide a complete itemised invoice for everything being shipped then customs will bring you up on it. because of this customs will usually contact the buyer instead of the seller as you are local...in Australia. At this point it is your responsibility to provide itemised invoices and prove that your shipment falls under the $1000 mark. Your shipment does not clear customs until import duty and GST are paid.

this happened to me the other week with my order from lowrange. I had to prove the value of the goods and do all the running around. I got stung with $300 in duty/gst

[klutched]

LIGHTS HAVE BEEN ORDERED!!

[suzukikid]

Can't wait!!!!

[laurie]

hooki wrote:

Blakey wrote:

ball wrote:

Blakey wrote:

its from china just ask then to under declare them. iv ordered large amounts of things like this from china before and never really payed any import duty. if they aren't willing to under declare see if they will ship in separate boxes. unless customs has changed their rules since i last bought something its over $1000 per item(box etc) that you would need to pay import duty.

yep, under declare them and when you eventually get caught lube up for the fines.

Anything under 1000k per consignment is usually overlooked, but over that then it is random when they catch up with you. It's a numbers game. You may get 5, 10, or 20 orders through untaxed but you will eventually get pinched.

It sucks hard getting a phone call demanding credit card details before they will send your goodies.

they would have to prove that what you are getting imported is worth over $1000. not to mention you are not the one declaring the cost. so under common sense the person buying cannot be held accountable for what the supplier has declared the worth of the goods at. at no point in importing goods does the buyer need to tell customs the worth of something he is getting imported. unless you are getting licensed goods in like amunition and the like.

If the company does not provide a complete itemised invoice for everything being shipped then customs will bring you up on it. because of this customs will usually contact the buyer instead of the seller as you are local...in Australia. At this point it is your responsibility to provide itemised invoices and prove that your shipment falls under the $1000 mark. Your shipment does not clear customs until import duty and GST are paid.

this happened to me the other week with my order from lowrange. I had to prove the value of the goods and do all the running around. I got stung with $300 in duty/gst

bloody customs i got a package today that had been opened ( pic in nsfw thread ) ............................................... sorry for the hjack.

[MacDaddy]

laurie wrote:

hooki wrote:

Blakey wrote:

ball wrote:

Blakey wrote:

its from china just ask then to under declare them. iv ordered large amounts of things like this from china before and never really payed any import duty. if they aren't willing to under declare see if they will ship in separate boxes. unless customs has changed their rules since i last bought something its over $1000 per item(box etc) that you would need to pay import duty.

yep, under declare them and when you eventually get caught lube up for the fines.

Anything under 1000k per consignment is usually overlooked, but over that then it is random when they catch up with you. It's a numbers game. You may get 5, 10, or 20 orders through untaxed but you will eventually get pinched.

It sucks hard getting a phone call demanding credit card details before they will send your goodies.

they would have to prove that what you are getting imported is worth over $1000. not to mention you are not the one declaring the cost. so under common sense the person buying cannot be held accountable for what the supplier has declared the worth of the goods at. at no point in importing goods does the buyer need to tell customs the worth of something he is getting imported. unless you are getting licensed goods in like amunition and the like.

If the company does not provide a complete itemised invoice for everything being shipped then customs will bring you up on it. because of this customs will usually contact the buyer instead of the seller as you are local...in Australia. At this point it is your responsibility to provide itemised invoices and prove that your shipment falls under the $1000 mark. Your shipment does not clear customs until import duty and GST are paid.

this happened to me the other week with my order from lowrange. I had to prove the value of the goods and do all the running around. I got stung with $300 in duty/gst

bloody customs i got a package today that had been opened ( pic in nsfw thread ) ............................................... sorry for the hjack.

Took me a while to find the item... its here, 3rd pic down ( NSFW ) -
http://auszookers.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... tart=15990
Not sure why you bought them... please explain ?!?!

[klutched]

LIGHTS ARE GETTING SHIPPED TOMORROW

[Blakey]

i don't know if anyone knows this but a new style of LED Bars have come out they are 10W per LED coming in 20W 40W 60W 120W 180W and 240W styles in 5" 8" 11" 20" 30" 40" respectively. as for brightness your looking at 1800lm, 3800lm, 5800lm, 11000lm, 17000lm, 23000lm.

a manufacture of them emailed me recently about them this is what they look like