Insurance issue..., On projector headlights Options

[tto010]

The problem is, if i change to Projectors i get into serious trouble if they find it if something happens... Like i gotta pay the insurance pay-out if someone crashes into me.

Will it look good if i just keep original outers and put the clear inners inn? Long lights isnt that strict compared to near-lights.

Was thinking of using yellow protective foil on them as well, or maybe gunsmoked.

[Special_Edy]

I don't know the rules and regulations of your country but your best bet would probably be to ask a certified inspector at a state inspection location.

Here in Texas in the USA it doesn't matter if the bulb, lense or housing are certified or approved by a government agency( the DOT Department of Transportation for us). They DO have to meet regulation though. That means that upon inspection they will need to meet legal standards, but they don't have to have any kind of label stamped on them. I'm not sure about Norway though.

As SwissFerdi said the non-projector lense is designed to diffuse the light, this may have an adverse effect on the projectors.