[quote author=robtrevino link=topic=70611.msg1236979#msg1236979 date=1172611605]
Hi beams should throw light everywhere, projectors would just restrict the light.
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wrong
[quote author=robtrevino link=topic=70611.msg1237064#msg1237064 date=1172612849]
well you could, but I still think you get more coverage without the projectors.
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Some OEM applications have high beam projectors and are pretty damn sweet!
[quote author=neeldub link=topic=70611.msg1235871#msg1235871 date=1172589434]
just wondering if anyone has come across custom made projector high beams for the mazda 3.
would the projector based high beam give better visibility compared to the current reflector based high heam????
i saw some guy do this mod to his BMW M3 somewhere on cardomain...
any suggestions?
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Since i considered it I can tell you that fitting projectors in would be a breeze compared to retrofitting the low beam projectors. In this instance what you would do is dremmel out a slot for the projector to insert from the front and then mount onto the existing high beam reflector using the appropriate screws. It's ok if you get a bit messy with the initial bolting on as the finishing touch involves the use of BMW E-46 shrouds (modified of course to go with he contours of the headlight) This will cover up the projector and give it the finished look it deserves.
Look for a Chrysler crossfire high beam projector (it's good)
pic sourced from BST Thread @ hidplanet.com
