I wanted to jot this down before i go to sleep this morn. I I hab a slight idea but dont kno. On headlights with seperate high and low beam bulbs. I was asked and was confused caus ei did not know either. On the low beam bulb in the headlight there is , on all i seen, sum kind of capsule that covers the tip or front portion of the buld. Wut is that there for anyway? The high beam sides never has this , so why does the low beam have it. Is it there to help reflect the light?

 

its to prevent glare

 

WUT? Glare to wut ? on-coming drivers? Hmm ill hab to think about that. So a person should not really remove them, also is it a waist of time? They wont help the brightness of stock bulbs? Lightings not really my thing. Altho i do like how they look.

 

Yes glare to oncoming drivers. If your car uses 9006 bulbs for the low beam and 9005 for highs, you can modify the 9005 bulb to fit the 9006 socket and have a little better output compaired to stock.

Here is a discussion on the "9006/9005" conversion.
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...005+conversion

 

yeah i know about bulb mofification and all that, just was baffleld about wut the bulb capsule ove rthe low beam does. Thanks guys. I think ill take it out lol.

 

Well, considering it is a reflector light, it is there to have the bulb shining on the reflective surface of the housing instead of in on-coming drivers' faces.