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So the German (Euro) headlights that Courtesy sells are just LHD glass versions of the ones we have here in the US? Eventhough they are glass, they get that yellow tint too? I was under the impression that having the glass housings would somehow improve the output and beam pattern. Also eliminating that yellowish tint. |
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No, you read wrong. Glass does not yellow.
The beam pattern is near identical to the US lights IF they're new and not yellowed. I put my Ecode lights on only eight months after replacing the US lights, so they hadn't yellowed yet. Virtually no difference from inside the car other than the ability to aim better. Courtesy's are true Euro lights, there's just a lot of LHD countries overseas.
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