I have seen a set of HID style bulbs 80w H4 in halfords for £16 per bulb. They fit into the standard bulb unit. I was wondering with the greater output would that mean I'd have to do any additional work other than just fitting the bulbs I.e fuses and that.
I'm looking for bright light as possible with a decent blue tint so it looks like a HID look on my car any recommendations for bulbs aswell.
Your comments will be appreciated
Thanks

Illegal that that wattage

Ring Xenon Max or Osram Nightbreaker Plus bulbs are what you want. Performance and quality over 'looks' any day.

If you want HID effect, get a car with factory fitted HID's

Most Easterly Pandas said:

Illegal that that wattage

Ring Xenon Max or Osram Nightbreaker Plus bulbs are what you want. Performance and quality over 'looks' any day.

If you want HID effect, get a car with factory fitted HID's

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They will be legal, just not on-road legal. But will agree with suggested bulbs but you can also try philips diamond vision, legal and has a blue tint

scoop987 said:

They will be legal, just not on-road legal.

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Somehow I don't think the OP only drives on private land

Good shout on the Philips units though

take great care with heavy blue tinted bulbs even at the standard 55-60w burn hotter at the glass due to the blue filter accumulating heat due to its filtration quality example stand in the sun with a black t shirt what happens? then try it again in a white shirt.... bad example but i hope you see the point

By filtering the light you absorb some of the spectrum which escapes as heat....

The gp and evo are very easy to damage the reflector so extra wattage is a bad idea.... I put some osram w5w cool blue side lights in over Christmas within 30 mins there was the first sign of heat damage i swapped back to oem...... The nightbreaker plus bulbs have been fine so far