29-11-15, 10:52 AM
yeah you need atleast a h4. hid's arn't like halogens, they take quite a while to heat up, and produce light.
so you can't just flick to full beam, it'll stay dark for a few seconds
what you need to do with out wrecking or modifying any of your headlight housing is have
a h4 bi-xenon which does dipped and full beam via a mechanical arm built into the light bulb
and a h1 that is just on dipped and remains on when flicked to full beam
in this case you are still relying on the fazers reflector, which if its currently crap on your halogen bulbs,
probably isnt going to be much better using hid lamps
so you can't just flick to full beam, it'll stay dark for a few seconds
what you need to do with out wrecking or modifying any of your headlight housing is have
a h4 bi-xenon which does dipped and full beam via a mechanical arm built into the light bulb
and a h1 that is just on dipped and remains on when flicked to full beam
in this case you are still relying on the fazers reflector, which if its currently crap on your halogen bulbs,
probably isnt going to be much better using hid lamps