Bi-xenon into projector headlamp

[AndyP]

Petu,

Would be very interested in how you get on with this, I have never been happy with the lighting on my RS2, its got to be possible to improve it.. !

Thanks


PAUL

You need to find somewhere to put one of these!!

http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showpost.php?p=872876&postcount=91

[anthonys2]

I used this place:-

http://www.dual-metallising.co.uk/

I'll warn you, they're not cheap!!

ok no problem thanks Andy

[A1QSHIP]

You need to find somewhere to put one of these!!

http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showpos...6&postcount=91

I like that & it will work on my S6.

[AndyP]

I've tried finding the link for the one I bought but I can't find anybody selling it anymore, it was only chosen because it fitted in the hole in the bumper, I guess I was lucky that it turned out to be really good.

[Zoig]

I bought the cheapest set of chinese "mini H1" bixenons i could find in ebay, also the cheapest set of H1 xenons. Basically the biggest job was to create an adapter bracket to have a well alligned plug&play solution. End result is that the visibility is heaps better than the stock (not burnt out) halogens, the beam is wider and while the visible distance is not much different based on the 1% rule, its a lot brighter and i can actually see both sides of the road.

10/10 bang per buck ratio is as good as i can hope for.

[90/90qs]

I bought a Chinese set of h1 xenons also but haven't fitted them yet. I also have a pair of C5 A6 bi xenons that I read could work with a little fiddling around. Unfortunately I'm not going to get around to trying either until the weather warms up (aside from disassembling the A6 lights maybe).
The Chinese kits are cheap and all over the place; amazon, ebay etc.
I can snap shots of anything loose or "rough installed" over the next few days but the car might be under snow after that