High beam?

[Doug_RS2]

I have a broken passenger side fog light as well I agree with you Dean - they do look better with the fogs but I do have plans for the vents. And I refuse to pay lots of money to replace the fogs everytme they smash. That is why I wanted to see all three scoops.

[Audi_CQ]

Whitch high beam bulb do you HID guys have?? And fits the HID kit well?

Just ordered the porsche 993 turbo S air scoops

I will post some pics soon and participate more at this forum when i've completed my education

Cheers

I'm using HID high beams H4 and H1 HID together make's a good bright light

Cheers
Roger

[Floppy]

I'm using HID high beams H4 and H1 HID together make's a good bright light

Cheers
Roger

yeah that will do

[Sidspud]

I'm using HID high beams H4 and H1 HID together make's a good bright light

Cheers
Roger

I was just about to ask whether that was possible. I have H4 dipped beam and H1 main beam. I already have an H4 HID kit. Is it just another straight forward H1 HID kit that I would need to get HID high beam or do I need something different?

[Pete_RS2]

Doesn't HID high beam give problems delaying when flashing your lights ?

[S2central.net]

Yeah - you just flash your igniters instead...

Not sure I'd bother with HIDs on the mains for that reason. Its a much better light pattern than the crappy dips (even on ellipsoidals), but the colour difference is annoying so I'll have to cough for the xenon lookalike H1s for mains sometime.


Paul

[Dr H]

Was being followed by a HID equipped TT the other day when he switched his light on. Never seen this on a HID car before, it looked really strange! You can see the igniters working, it's a bit like seeing a flourescent strip light being switched on

[Audi_CQ]

I was just about to ask whether that was possible. I have H4 dipped beam and H1 main beam. I already have an H4 HID kit. Is it just another straight forward H1 HID kit that I would need to get HID high beam or do I need something different?

Straight forward, Plug 'n play Just remember that flashing(multiple times) with HID's is not recommended.

Cheers,
Roger

[Sidspud]

Was being followed by a HID equipped TT the other day when he switched his light on. Never seen this on a HID car before, it looked really strange! You can see the igniters working, it's a bit like seeing a flourescent strip light being switched on

I get that. Its like a bright flash, then a blue light that gradually brightens into the white light. I think its quite cool looking.

I think I'll stay away from main beam HIDs for the moment. Summer is just around the corner. It doesn't get dark until 11pm in Scotland and its light at 4am!