Yeah I was and saw that too. For some reason I don't think my color band is that amazing anymore if that's possible? Idk its been a while since I've paid attention and I think the fogs ruin it
What you need to do is look at each beam on its own and decide if its straight enough, sharp enough or has the color you want. The curve shield does 2 things. Allows for height adjustment of the shield to lower it and allow more intensity and make the entire cutoff sharper where the sides are normally blurred.
Yeah i remember now. Definately not straight like Peara's. Or my driver side. haha
Oh im glad you mentioned your fogs. I was telling you on the way back from button its not the lip. I watched it flicker and then it didnt do it the rest of the way.
I hate hazy lenses. They kill color, not to mention output. We already lose a small percentage of color because of our non optimal lenses.
So what causes them to flicker >.<
Yeah and my right headlight is hazed, so I want to super clean them then sealant
And I might need new shields since one seems odd anyways
Now i rememeber where the most adjustments had to be made in the early days. Two part shield doesnt ensure shield position when mounting. Greenkouki's is more lateral but of course alignment still has to be done just because but probably less overall.
Looking at the inside of the projector again my halo shields wont work since i have the afs version. If i was non afs it would be cake.
Lol how so? That's a template. Unless you had a different process in your head its mostly the same to me. If you mean the two part system you just skip that step and combine the two halves as a template. Draw it as one piece. That's pretty much all greenkouki did, eliminate an entire step.