if you bend the squirrel finder down, then yes, you can eliminate some of the glare, but not all of it. If you were to take apart the projector itself, you would see that the halogen projector uses a huge space that is symmetric on both projectors. it does not have the stepped cutoff, like on an hid projector. if you were to manufacture a new shield for your projector, it would turn out better than stock... but then again if your going to go through all that work, you might as well just buy a set of TSX projectors and slap them in there. that would look much better than stock and not cost too much... maybe $150, depending on what kind of kit you bought, you can reuse your ballasts. mine were denso from my kit so I just got a harness to wire straight to the battery and called it a day.
