thank you for your comment
the lights are standard,and to my knowledge HID lights are legal so long as you dont exceed 10 000 k brightness.
and what you are saying is that the lights are H1 hi beams and H4 hi-lo beams?
Yes they should be H1 and H4 as sold in the conversion kits.
Your knowledge is completely incorrect, and you should investigate further before taking this route. I'm simply offering facts, not opinions. This subject has been comprehensively covered in many threads, take the time to search and you will see. Your cop needs to learn the law.
In any state of Australia, HID's are illegal in any kind of light except for the Projector style lamps they are designed for. Additionally, your car is required to have windscreen washers and self levelling suspension to use HID lamps.
Here are a couple more facts for you. Blue lights are not as effective as white lights. 10,000K is very blue, and the light they offer you will be piss poor, but the design of the light you are putting them in will mean they will still blind oncoming drivers.
K or Kelvin is a measure of colour temperature, not power. A high number is blue, a low number is yellow. Sunlight is about 4300K, so aim for somewhere between 4000K and 5000K.
35W HID are very powerful, 55W is completely unnecessary and dangerous to other drivers. 55W will not hurt the plastic on your headlight lenses though, not even close.
If you really must insist on installing them.. firstly, buy a set of aftermarket projectors to fit them in (assuming they are available for a VT?), and secondly, get lights which are 4000-5000K, no higher or lower. You still wont be legal, but you will be a lot closer to legal, and less likely to kill some poor soul driving toward you.
