I upgraded the halogens in my EX to 4300K Morimotos (the retrofit source) a several years ago...a few months or so after I bought it. Always happy that I did it. Much much nicer than halogen in all aspects.
In case any you have halogens and want to upgrade cheap,....
My wife's CT200h also came with Halogens (WTF!!!)
Instead of HID, I decided to try LED since they have improved so much recently..as well as coming down in price. There was SO MUCH to learn and I am sure I didn't learn anywhere near all that would have benefited me, but I found some DOT compliant LED for $49 shipped and I figured it was worth the price to give it a shot.
From what I understand, halogens are about 1400 lumens at 3000K temp.
I could not find 4300K LEDs that had enough lumens, and the 5000K was also rare. Almost everything was 6000K or 6500K. I went ahead and picked up some 6000K, 3600 lumens per light. (they come in the lumen range of 1500-5000, but I read a lot of 'too bright' stories for the 4000 and 5000 lumens options.
The 6000K temp is a touch bluer than I wanted when compared to the LED running lights...almost make them look yellow... but the halogens made them look blue! All perception and illusion. I think 3600 lumens is about right though (for low beams). It literally took me 5 minutes..
I will take some (useless) photos later, but very happy with the modernization of her lights for less than a fiddy.