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I have a feeling that the coverage of your lights will be dramatically reduced due to the fact that the entire housing has been painted black; which will absorb the lighting spectrum, and therefore, the light coverage is reduced.
I have a feeling that the coverage of your lights will be dramatically reduced due to the fact that the entire housing has been painted black; which will absorb the lighting spectrum, and therefore, the light coverage is reduced.
i doubt it will be that bad, if affected at all. since he have left the reflector part of the projector unpainted.
I have a feeling that the coverage of your lights will be dramatically reduced due to the fact that the entire housing has been painted black; which will absorb the lighting spectrum, and therefore, the light coverage is reduced.
+1 i'm thinking coverage will be affected as well, some pics with lights at night ???
I have a feeling that the coverage of your lights will be dramatically reduced due to the fact that the entire housing has been painted black; which will absorb the lighting spectrum, and therefore, the light coverage is reduced.
Originally Posted by DaeHan
+1 i'm thinking coverage will be affected as well, some pics with lights at night ???
Do you see the unpainted parts? Those parts are the reflectors used by the low beam, so his low beams are completely unaffected.
If you look at the blacked out part below the untouched reflectors, those are the reflectors for the high beams. His high beam is completely useless now.
yea high beams are gone, we didnt touch the low beams.. i dont need hi beams bc i dont drive at night to much and i live in the city... so my high were useless anyways..