What are the issues concerning beam pattern?
One of the main issues that needs to be addressed is that of the beam pattern. In relation to the base, the gas capsule in an HID lamp is positioned differently than the filament on a halogen bulb. The result of this is that the beam pattern is incorrect, inconsistent, has a large amount of stray light, and has excessive backglare in many conditions. As a result, there is a lot of light where you don’t want it, and not enough where you do. What this translates to is that your visibility is impaired in many situations, and many people will think that your high beams are on. This can be solved by a modification to the HID lamp to bring the beam pattern close to the factory beam pattern. The nature of the modifications we have done for the beam pattern correct kit is proprietary, but it moves the gas capsule back into the correct position. This done by a professional fabricator using professional grade equipment, so you can be assured that all tolerances are maintained. Even the slightest
