Helio lite xenon H4 100/80w 12v

[Gussie2000]

Bear in mind that the stock wiring harness wasn't designed to carry that large of a load, at the least, I would think that you may have to upsize the fuses to a higher amperage.

Here is some more interesting info. on the topic...

http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...100w+headlight

Yeah. the fuse must be upgraded as well to avoid any potential hazard.

I thought of sharing this one for those members whom didn't get the opportunity to purchased it from our fellow tone monday who used to sell similar ones.

[VX crazy]

I have the original ones from Tone of course, just running a bigger fuse. I had 2 sets of HIDS, hi and low beam, and just had a few problems and told me I preferred using those bulbs. Because when an HID bulb goes out or something goes wrong, you have 1 strobbing headlight which makes for an interesting commute!

[Gussie2000]

I have the original ones from Tone of course, just running a bigger fuse. I had 2 sets of HIDS, hi and low beam, and just had a few problems and told me I preferred using those bulbs. Because when an HID bulb goes out or something goes wrong, you have 1 strobbing headlight which makes for an interesting commute!

Hi lisa !

Can you please provide me the fuse's part number ?

I haven't make my mind to upgrade on HID so far so these bulbs may be enough for me.

[MSHardeman]

Gussie,

I had the bulbs from Tone too, and all I did was up the 10amp fuse to a 15amp fuse in the main fuse box (actually I think that there are two that run the head lights) and all was well. I don't think that there is a part number on the fuse, it's just a typical blade type fuse.

[Gussie2000]

Gussie,

I had the bulbs from Tone too, and all I did was up the 10amp fuse to a 15amp fuse in the main fuse box (actually I think that there are two that run the head lights) and all was well. I don't think that there is a part number on the fuse, it's just a typical blade type fuse.

Great !
Thanks for the tip