I'm considering getting a full set of drum mics for my drumset as my band is starting some recording. I have a 6 piece drumset (3 rack toms, floor tom, kick, and snare) along with a decent amount of cymbals. I have been considering both the Audiopile DK-6 Mic Pack
http://www.audiopile.net/products/Microphones/DK6_Drum_mic_kit/DK-6_cutsheet.asp and the Audix Fusion 6 Mic Pack
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Audix-Fusion-Series-6Piece-Drum-Microphone-Pack?sku=270665

If anyone has any experience with either of these and can give me some advice I'd really appreciate it.

Micing kits is extremely difficult.
Although it probably wouldn't save you any money, I would advise micing the kit with a maximum of 4 mics, at least at first (BD, SN, stereo OH's).
Never heard of Audiopile.
They are cheap.
I know a lot of professionals highly rate the Audix i5 for snare drum.

Fusion series are pretty good. Nice case but no clips?

I'd start with the Audiopile kit WITH clips at $180 vs. $300 and supplement the audiopile kit with a better kick mic and maybe snare.  Like maybe one of those Audix D6 and i5 combos off eBay with a couple free cables and simple kick mic stand.  The kick & snare mics are the weakest points on any drum mic kit until you get into the real expensive ones featuring industry standards like the Audix D series ones or the Shure 52/57 one (& those come with rim clips!).

While I DO use a D6 on kick and a Shure Beta56 on snare and i5s on toms (previously SM57s), I picked up the earlier Audiopile kit with 2 condensers and 3 dynamics. Love the condensers. The dynamics worked fine, only tried them once but I wasn't going to replace my 57s or i5s with them ;>) If I did more sound jobs with thrashers, I'd pick up another audiopile kit for the new kick mic and to have plenty dynamics to go around.

Boomerweps

I know two drummers gigging who are 2-3 times a week who are using the Audiopile mic kits and they are well pleased.  The overheads are great, not as good as the SM81s but the entire kit is less than one SM81.  The kick mics are better than most but nothing spectacular.  There are better kick mics but considering the price this is the best bang for the buck.  This mic kit will work well for all but the most demanings applications.  I am not sure how they will hold up to constant gigging as only time will tell.