volvos60t5x

Where do you live that you can go that fast?

here in my town you can touch 160+ without any problem(no cops) hehehehe :ph34r:

On P2s you can reflash for HIDs and use 35watt ones no problem. Did it to the S60 and a S80. On older cars resistors are the easiest way. Atleast in my humble opinion

we did it at the Dealer cause we sells the hids kits to the dealer and they sells the new cars like OEM hids and we didnt get good results with the reflash so we did other way with the message and was fine.

I have had the HIDs on my car since I have owned them and I have seen no signs of damage to the harness. I also do not get any bulb failure warnings unless the bulb actually burns out, as it did and I have now replaced (no more light warning). These kits are completely plug and play and are designed to be used with the stock wiring harness.

01+ ecus are different that yours, also i know that your kits are plug and play, we have 6 years on the market of hids, we sells our brand to most of the US dealers for non hid cars. Thats why im just telling you to be careful about this. Just in case dude.

Check the links at the beginning of this thread for differences in Philips and Xtec for pictures. I don't have pictures for 35w and 50w. The 50w will be brighter. Around 5000K produces the most light as it is the whitest light, more than 4300k. 50w will be brighter than 35w but I don't know if that will make up a the difference if you choose to get 6000k or 7000k. The temperature really determines how they will look. For my I like to get the most light. Anyone else got some input on this? At some point I plan on trying out different kits and setting up people to get photos for me - not soon though.

Also is importat to you explain how to avoid the failure bulb message from the computer, cause they will need to make some easy part to avoid that. Also a 50W is very dangerous for the volvo ECU, cause the first 2-4 seconds the HIDS ballast take 80W of power to start from the factory harness with is made for 75W, and we are talking about 80W from the 35W ballast, the 50W takes like 100W on the start so it can burn something on the car, the ground of the headlight is directly comming from the ECU of the car.

Great prices and the hids is amazing, i just want to help you to avoid any problem on the future, we have more than 6 years on the hid market.