Worth converting to HID considering insurance implications?

[Danese]

i can't help with ins, but if you do change to HID the excess heat can melt the light manifold. and any problems that are a result of light directly will be void of warranty.
Dealers don't pay for warranty issues but they do get auditted by honda for all warranty claims.
I am putting them in my FN2. don't buy anythink thats not german or jap. including fittings.

[denot]

have a read on this: http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registrati...s_nov_2007.pdf

I think it says modifying light or adding extra lights (fog and driving lights) is a minor modification which doesnt need to be reported to RTA. but dunno if i read it clearly...

[wilkie]

have a read on this: http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registrati...s_nov_2007.pdf

I think it says modifying light or adding extra lights (fog and driving lights) is a minor modification which doesnt need to be reported to RTA. but dunno if i read it clearly...

thats the same as over here in WA, adding additional lighting doesnt require approval, but that doesn't include HID

[aaronng]

i can't help with ins, but if you do change to HID the excess heat can melt the light manifold. and any problems that are a result of light directly will be void of warranty.
Dealers don't pay for warranty issues but they do get auditted by honda for all warranty claims.
I am putting them in my FN2. don't buy anythink thats not german or jap. including fittings.

HIDs run cooler than halogen bulbs.