The Manual indicates Headlights are H1 & H7. It doesn't indicate which is high and which is low.
If you are getting after market lights, make sure you don't fall for any of the hype about "cool white" or blue color bulbs. There is a lot going on with night vision that doesn't just come down to the "color" of the light. The "Blue" lights seem to be brighter, but in reality produce less usable light on the road. They produce a light that is not optimum for the human eye to see with at night, and the blue coatings on the lens actually reduce the amount of light output.
Check Danial Stern's site for information about lighting. Another site where they test bulbs. And some comments on HIDs.
For my money, I'd buy the higher end Sylvania's - but not the blue tinted ones. I just can't remember their names at the moment.
If you are getting after market lights, make sure you don't fall for any of the hype about "cool white" or blue color bulbs. There is a lot going on with night vision that doesn't just come down to the "color" of the light. The "Blue" lights seem to be brighter, but in reality produce less usable light on the road. They produce a light that is not optimum for the human eye to see with at night, and the blue coatings on the lens actually reduce the amount of light output.
Check Danial Stern's site for information about lighting. Another site where they test bulbs. And some comments on HIDs.
For my money, I'd buy the higher end Sylvania's - but not the blue tinted ones. I just can't remember their names at the moment.