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Less light dispersion and overall degraded visibility IMO, stick to fresnel....
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Less light dispersion and overall degraded visibility IMO, stick to fresnel....
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 The best lenses available are not fresnel (S2K, Evo, BMW, etc). Usually projector lenses for halogen lights are fresnel, but I have never seen HID lenses like this.
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