I've been doing some reading, and I really want to do a retrofit into my car. I like the idea of the Hella H9 to D2S since it seems fairly budgetable and performs well.. But here's my question.
I'd like to have Hi/Low beams out the same projector, I know I could buy Bi-Xenons that would give this to me, but Would it be possible to fit a dual-beam H4 kit into the Hella 90mm and it function as Hi/Low??
I know the optics might not be right for the H4's beam pattern, but I just wanted to get an opnion from ppl that are knowledgable rather than me guessing and wasting $$
Thanks
This message has been edited by herman_sho on Nov 4, 2004 7:50 PM
me thinks its not quite advisable to do so. the h9 projectors have a shield that blocks out half of the reflector within, you wouldn't get any high-beam dispersion pattern out of it even with a movable hid capsule. better off either going bixenon, or try to shoe horn in a 2nd set of projectors/hi-beam unit from Hella.
With a H4 HID kit, you might be able to get low beam function, but high beam will be garbage. Also, any kit will degrade faster than a original D2S bulb.
get the bi-zenon 90mm's.
it'll save you a LOT of trouble as it is easier to deal with a complete and well engineered product than messing with other stuff.