Just a thought, but could one not change the reflector on the U.S. Liight to a euro Reflector and put on the lens froma euro and essentially have home made euro's?

The only reason I ask is that I was looking at the headlights while just reading through my cdrom manual, and it appeared to me, that changing the reflector and the outer lens would be all that is needed.

I also read that the reflector in a regular light could be swapped for a 500e one, so essentially you could make a 500e light from a normal one, with the reflector and the lens if I am not mistaken.

Either way, just some things I thought about when reading, anyone have any ideas as to whether or not either of these are feasable?

Might be easy to do if it can be done, and possibly a little cheaper than actual real euro's. But I figure the housings might be pretty much the same, and the lens from a euro might fit on a U.S. assembly if you remove the U.S. glass and plastic lenses...

I know I'll hear why don't you just buy euros for the slight difference in cost... I'm not going to argue that, this is just something I thought about because it came into my head and is bugging me now to know the real differences between a U.S. and Euro, like is it just reflector and lens...

To get the true better light pattern, the reflector could be changed for the euro reflector too. Does this sound like it would work?

Anyone with a U.S. and A Euro light sitting next to each other want to do an inspection and or post some pics to be examined?

Alon

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