HID Conversion on EBAY for S2000!
What the hell??? Are they idiots? Lets convert our HID stock headlights to HID aftermarket headlights! Maybe I'm missing something....
-Brandon

 

Can't tell from the ad on Ebay , but this may be a replacement for the high-beam bulbs, which actually would be an improvement, since the HIDs on our car are for the low beam. It says it's an H1 conversion. If I'm not mistaken, the highs are H1s.

 

That's actually what I was wondering after I made the post. But I checked and it didn't say. I figured that it was someone selling universal import products for different cars and didn't realize that our car already has HID's. BUT, if it is for our high beams, GREAT! That is something we could use.
-Brandon

 

Me too! If it replaces the highs, I might do this. How can we find out? Actually, I've emailed the seller with this question.

 

Hey Rick, could you post the response you get, as I'm sure many of us on here are curious to find out the answer.
Thanks,
-Brandon

 

There are plenty of aftermarket conversion kits available. Check out www.autolamps-online.com , they offer H1 conversions with 6000K lamps.

However, Is there really a need for a bi-xenon setup?

 

Well...no, but wouldn't it be COOL.

Just imagine it, you're driving down the road minding your own business. And further down the road an oncomming Cadilac starts flashing his high beams at you because your HID lowbeams must have gotten in his eyes. Wouldn't it be nice to just open up a can of HID High Beam Whoop Ass and show him what real brights look like???

-Brandon

 

Looks to me like a universal HID upgrade kit and they're using S2000 in the title because they want people to think that they are <advert>just like in the S2000!</advert>

 

*Cough* BS man. Sorry Vision kits are garbage. 6000k My A$$ only Sylvania and Philips are the ones who created the 6000K bulbs. Those bulbs and ballasts are made in Korea!!
BEWARE GUYS!!!!!
I dont think Bi Xenon will look good. The H1 beam pattern will be all over the place being that it is unshielded. Please consult the new Porsche Bi Xenon setup and the 2002 BMW M3 for a true Bi Xenon affect.

 

Thanks for the warning, 4IGS2000.