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Bi-xenon hook up

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Hello Everyone, I recently purchased a 1999 Carrera 4 here in Cyprus, and have been having a blast getting to know the car. I ordered new DS2 bulbs as I know light output fades over time. I went to install them and noticed the wires for the Bi-xenon shutter. I have been exploring a retrofit of bi-xenon projectors, so great to see that someone had already been in there and upgraded. I would like to know if all I need to do it hook them up to the Hi-beam wires for operation? The car is a UK import so I guess the previous owner started the project and never finished since washers and self leveling are mandatory to pass M.O.T. I checked the shutter with a 9 volt battery and they work fine. I guess I would also need to remove the high beam bulbs. Thanks for any and all advice

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Retrofitting the lights is not that big an issue, but retrofitting the self-leveling feature is a bit of a nightmare, as it requires both sensors at the front and rear suspension, a wiring harness that runs the length of the car, and getting the DME to accept its existence. Not for the faint of heart or pocketbook….

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