a twin lamp setup is what u r lookin for then?ok.
now....the original amby seal beam is 6 inches and two of them will look quite odd if u ask me personally.a smaller setup of twin lamps from other bike headlamps will be much better with a smaller dia headlamp.
various options are there,two same lookin spotlamps or headlamps from rx100s or two headlamps of avanger(best fit and finish with best headlight throw).u have to make an angle T shaped metal and house both of the headlamps.house them a little lower as it will give the bike a low slung look. then make the cover as i told u.it will look cool man .trust me.

Thanks for your good help Drvmtm; I truly appreciate it. I think the dual setup looks good, but will be tough since -like you said- the fitting would be a bit difficult since I'll have to search for parts myself. In any case, I will have to use something to cover the meter so as to save it from thieves. Excellent inputs. Thanks a lot again. In case you have any more ideas to share, please pour them in to this thread and oblige.

I will also be on the lookout for some time for more inputs from other members as well before I decide on what I'd like to do to the bike.

your idea of plug and play projecter setup is very nice i admit.i personally havnt seen any of these retofit projecters which work in twin beam mode.if its present then a combination with hid will be brilliant.it will look cool and the light from hid +projecter set up is mind boggling i must say..

also changing your bike to dc is necessary because hid need dc close to 9 amps while start up.pulsys headunit(up to ug 3 )uses ac .now when u connect hid to battery its get discharged because the battery only gets around 35 w dc(3-4 amps) which is not sufficient to run the hid and charge the battery,also the headlights 60 watts of ac power which is originally dedicated to headlight(stock) is not in use and its lost.now by changing the modification which is done my our own tecnological marvel the king AVIJIT from guahati(also a xbhpiaN)to Use that unused 60 watts and turned to dc from ac to charge the battery ,as it changes to dc by a bridge rectifier its only 35 watt which charges the battery.but its fine to run the hid as its only 35 watts to power it.so in the end its like a double charger setup in simple words.

as for the modification i did its a simple backcover of pulsy and amby seal beam lucus one.currently i am out of station for my job so cannot post pics sorry for that.

Yes, I've posted a dual beam projector and its rare here because of the price barrier. There are shops charging for a halo projector single lens kit is around 4-5K and the quality of the beam spread is needless to say poor. This one I have made some arrangements with some OEM suppliers for a HID Bixenon Projector Lens with angel eyes for any vehicle, a Universal type. Not sure about the price as it depends many factors like duty, local taxes, shipping etc. But it will be very reasonable with any other kits here. For that I am working for now

Hey Sajanjosepht,
Bro, what dual beam projector are you referring to and where have you posted it? (sorry if I'm missing something). Hey, how does using the two projectors from the 220's headlamp (i.e. taking them out of the 220's assembly n using them separately) seem? Would that be feasible?

If not, then maybe I could get a couple of used car projectors (from scrap?) and then get someone to create/fabricate a custom housing for them on my bike. Does that sound like a good idea? I particularly liked these pics that I found online. (I think the Pulsar's fairing could be modified a bit to make it somewhat like the last one, but then I am not sure how I could glass in that shape. Could you recommend/suggest something please?)

For angel eyes, I hope you are aware of simple DIY ways to create them at home, in a very inexpensive way. Let me know if you need more info on that one.

Dude, its not nice to say that u missed ur own thread's some postings
This was my post


My projector kit is a universal type with high and low beam in a single projector. Pull out the glass of the stock sealed beam and fix the lens and fix the glass back to its original condition. So u r retaining the original looks but in an enhanced way. And no doubt in the beam spreads as its from the HID bulb!

I dont know much about P220 lens fixing to the others as it requires frame/bracket fabrication as the fairing is bigger than the others so is the space within the fairing too. And its not having dual projectors, projector is for low beam and ellipsoidal dome is for high beam. I think its a balanced setup as the projectors wont offer a good wide high beam spread like the reflector ones. And what about the cost factors? Light assy alone will costing around 4K without any HID!

Salvaging the lens from junk yard is a very cost effective method but crude too. The final finish will be the main concern and for that u can use the stock fairing too.

U can refer another link from Shreeni



And for Angel Eyes' I was refering to the CCFL AE's not the cheap imitation with acrylic LED gimmics. Once u see the pics u will convince and admire the quality. Here's another one for u

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And how about this?

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