Red devil has a company who can supply HID kits so hang on till he relies.. but you have to be careful what you use as some are not MOT legal..

hi mate here is a few HID sites/shops maybe of use to you.

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Bet the Bulb waring lights comes on with all of them, very sensitive system on the Stilo

Originally Posted by crosshairs

Bet the Bulb waring lights comes on with all of them, very sensitive system on the Stilo

From what have seen on the forums you are not wrong there..

Dipped Beam is H7
Main Beam is H1
what other info you need mate? just ask

no problem mate, should look the business with HID hi and low

Originally Posted by Dhaval

Done some reasearch and there are actually no HID's available for the sidelights.... What you have to get is LED'S lol. So ive now found my kit, of which im going to have to purchase 2 1 for hi and 1 for lo beam and the guy will chuck in the sidelights free for me :D!!! Scottie thanks for lettin me know the sizes mate.

hi mate the problem is that the Stilo has a system which checks the circuitry of the lights constantly in order to ensure that the bulbs etc are funcitoning. In order to do this it checks the voltage across the individual system (For example Front near side, side light) if for example on a standard bulb the voltage is 12v IN, 9.7v out, then that is what the Stilo computer would expect (give or take a slight tolerance to allow for varying bulb grades) HOWEVER when you stick an LED in then, the resistance is much MUCH less etc, so the computer will recognise this and throw up a bulb warnign / malfunction, the same will go for your HID Kit, YES they will work, but you will be constantly reminded by the BEEP BEEP warning and the message of Bulb error etc etc.

What you will need to do, is measure the voltage resistance across the normal bulbs, and match that with your new kit, using resistor / variable resistor.

There are kits you can buy to alleviate these problems, but unfortunately there is no guarentee with the sensitivity of the Stilo system they will work.

Why not just swap for a good quality Xenon???