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FS: A Pair of D2S Xenon Bulbs 8000K for sale.. used for <2mths
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The Mixmaster
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Can these bulbs be used for the inner high beam light?
If you modify your high beams to xenons, you can.
Complex job to do it properly though. If you don't mind just running the xenons without projectors (you will blind everyone), the modification would be quite straightfoward. Just mount the xenon ballasts somewhere and just modify the bulb mounts to fit the D2S size bulbs.
However you you want to do it properly with projector lenses to control the spread of your lights, it's gonna take a lot more effort. You gotta buy the projector lenses and do some major modifications to your existing headlight housing to make them fit like they came from the factory, on top of mounting the ballasts somewhere.
If I'm not mistaken, there is no in-dash fault lights for high beams, so resistance shouldn't be an issue.
