YOUR RESEARCHType of headlamp lenses in halogen equipped cars
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Hey Guys, Could someone with a car purchased in the US confirm that their halogen lights have a US DOT VOL designation? This is inscribed on the headlight lens. These are the types of lenses that give the European beam pattern, and are becoming more common on modern cars. If I am stuck with a traditional US beam pattern, I will probably upgrade my order to the bi-xenons. If it is a VOL lens on the halogens, I will stick with those. thanks in advance, Brad
They say DOT H7 H9 VOL. Hope that helps you
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