LS400 Projectors
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painting the housing black wont "cut down on glare" once u retro projectrors.....
unless you do it poorly and have lots of light leaking.....
the only reason i havent done a projector retro is coz i dont see the point since i already have factory HID, and its hard to find someone who is comfortable working with the AutoLevel
unless you do it poorly and have lots of light leaking.....
the only reason i havent done a projector retro is coz i dont see the point since i already have factory HID, and its hard to find someone who is comfortable working with the AutoLevel
Halogen and a majority of early HID cars in the U.S. don't have auto leveling anyway so that shouldn't hold you back. Does your stock HIDs have auto leveling? Start hacking!
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In the majority of retros I've read about a lot of people still paint the housing black to help with glare. After all, it's still being projected through a piece of plastic which is going to refract a little light back into the housing causing SOME glare. Sure a nice projector retro will cut down on it...
Halogen and a majority of early HID cars in the U.S. don't have auto leveling anyway so that shouldn't hold you back. Does your stock HIDs have auto leveling? Start hacking!![Wink](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
Halogen and a majority of early HID cars in the U.S. don't have auto leveling anyway so that shouldn't hold you back. Does your stock HIDs have auto leveling? Start hacking!
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