Yes, but this depends on the projector. This works really well with the S projecotrs.

 

You are correct, my mistake. I was thinking rightside up instead of upside down.

 

actually, you gain color, but if u look closely, you lose light output. like many things, oem is best.

 

This is in response to what post?

 

Why?????????

 

Some people like the effect of lighting our car produces. Our projectors produce one of the sharpest, if not THE sharpest cut-off on the road. Also it creates a very colorful cut-off band of blue and purple and seeing how easy it is to modify the projector it self, they add a washer or two to enhance the color on the cut-off as you can see.

Another reason is "flicker". With our stiffer suspension, compared to other HID equipped vehicles, the cut-off tends to "bounce" due to the rigid ride and it seems as if it's flashing the colored cut-off.

This is flicker, just try to imagine it on the car and speed it up:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...43535542399202

This video is a lot better:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6...940891269&q=hid

 

This guy is extreme, he's gone beyond just retrofitting:

http://www.geocities.com/jvxdriver/s...dual_retro.htm

 

Thanks for the video but now I'm ready to throw up.

 

do you have to take apart the whole headlight to do this mod? and if u do can u mess up the alignment of the beam or anything?

 

Retrofitting HID projectors into headlamps that didn't come with projectors is a big thing anymore. I have Audi S4 Projectors and Hella Gen 3 ballasts and philips 4100K D2S bulbs in my 2001 Prelude:



Shields on the Valeo (Audi) projectors are slightly modified. they put out more purple/blue color band than the S2000 does stock.