Subject	And even if you do, a higher amp fuse is safe
Posted by	BobbyT on July 23, 2008 at 9:59 PM
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In Reply To	Yes , but wont blow a fuse. (n/m) posted by njz on July 23, 2008 at 06:49 PM
Message	My HID kit came with higher current fuses, in fact. You're not going to fry the wiring stepping from 5 or 7.5A to 10 or 15.
Follow Ups	NE1 know if the stock wiring can support the 55W HID KIT? - sak01 16:09:44 07/23/08 Stock blub is 55W so yes (n/m) - njz 17:27:00 07/23/08 Careful. You do know that the ballast does draw more - MixManMash 17:32:53 07/23/08 Re: Careful. You do know that the ballast does draw more - njz 17:51:38 07/23/08 Thanks guys! Just to verify, If the ballast draws too much - sak01 18:24:08 07/23/08 Yes , but wont blow a fuse. (n/m) - njz 18:49:44 07/23/08 And even if you do, a higher amp fuse is safe - BobbyT 21:59:52 07/23/08 HID lights should all be 35w... (n/m) - 91Z32TT 18:58:33 07/23/08 Here is an example of a 55W HID kit: - sak01 19:05:36 07/23/08 55W Recently came out. - mscurfield 19:34:08 07/23/08 out for over a year...... (n/m) - z_samurai 19:38:38 07/23/08 Interesting, didn't know that. Thanks! (n/m) - 91Z32TT 21:22:41 07/23/08 are bi-xenon lights possible on the z? (n/m) - zboost(NoVA) 01:01:16 07/24/08 Not with out gutting out the current projectors etc. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:16:42 07/24/08
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