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Legacy89
10-26-2010, 06:05 PM
Anyone know where i can get the Hella Dynaview Evo2?
Im thinking about modernising and optimizing the lights in front of my car as much as possible with as few lights as possible.

So far i have figured out this:
Stock headlights with HID in high/lowbeam.
Drivinglights:
Hella Dynaview drivinglights with HID in the drivinglight and Halogen in the turninglight, this way the main beam will be more powerfull and the turningbeam will be faster at ignition.

Foglights:
Retrofited BD/BG projector fogs with Hella Dynaview Evo2 light controller/g-sensor.
H3 3000K HID in the projectors and 35w BA15s Yellow halogen for the outer part of the lights.
That way i can get my fogs to turn on while cornering just like newer VAG vehicles.

Dynaview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX7Ip9PqWtA
Dynaview Evo2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR8vuHbbdFk

Any toughts?

'Buru in the Burgh
10-26-2010, 06:43 PM
sounds interesting, I'm definitely subscribing to this thread

rougeben83
10-26-2010, 06:57 PM
stock foglights suck. To get the most benefit out of a dynaview/turn angling lights, you're better off using a driving light pattern anyway, but even for a foglight pattern, the stock stuff is weak.

Also, HID in the stock headlight housing, even the GT ones using the better-designed H1 bulbs, will not give you the right beam pattern you want (hotspots and improper aim due to the rebased capsules, and I'm not just talking about "glare" that everyone bashes HID kits for).

Get 100w headlight bulbs, 12g harness, 100w bulbs in the dynaview. I can guarantee you that you will blow away anyone with any HID kit in their stock housings, even without the auxiliary lights.

That or do a full retrofit in the headlights using real HID projectors coupled with the dynaview.

Legacy89
10-27-2010, 07:03 AM
The headlights are as good as they can get. To get a projector retrofit approved in Norway would take a lot of work, documentation and time. The HID in my lowbeam is performing as it should since the lowbeam is built for HID and Halogen.

As for the auxilary lights, i may experiment a little since i allready have a couple of 100w bulbs and a few HID kits laying around.
The same goes for the fogs, i have a set of BD/BG Projector fogs i got from the local scrapyard.