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12-16-2008, 07:21 PM
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Anything over 55/60 watts might run the risk of frying the harness. 55 low beam and 60 high beam. I fried a harness on my truck by using high wattage headlights. The Osram Nightbreakers and the Philips X-treme headlights from the UK at www.powerbulbs.com are really bright. Not as bright as HID but they have a heck of alot brighter and whiter then stock and cheaper then HID and no blinding glare. These are Xenon gas filled headlights.
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