Turned the lights back on to 600w and temps went back upto 32... going to leave it like that but not sure if it would be better to leave it on 400w at 29c
32°C is fine (but right on the upper edge of it), IF the plants are receiving the maximum amount of light-energy that they're capable of processing at normal ambient CO₂ level. If one then adds supplemental CO₂ and more light-energy, they'll be fine at a somewhat higher temperature. Conversely... if one
decreases the amount of light-energy, the top of the comfort zone - in regards to temperature - decreases slightly. Therefore, if you can lower the temperature three degrees, but have to cut the amount of light-energy by 50% in order to do so, you're probably causing a net negative.
Ensure the roots have access to plenty of water when it's hot (which might mean decreasing the strength of the nutrient solution slightly, as a hot plant needs more water but not more food), and keep the airflow through the canopy at a high level, and they'll self-cool via transpiration.
Get above 32°C (without adding more CO₂ and light), and you might see slightly slower development (or a temporary stoppage if it's more than two or three degrees) and less bud density. But 32C should be fine. Again, that's assuming you're maxing out their light-energy. I don't know the size of the space you've got that light confined in, or the reflectivity value of its walls, lol, so I'm making an assumption.