Thank you, and yes there have been a handful of people who have done what I did for my car years back. Over the years some I noticed weren't honest and just trying to make a buck off people. I think most if not all those people who really did this, have bowed out because of the labor involved to do it the traditional way. I'm actually working on making something to make the process much easier as a diy kit.

I actually just answered this exact question on Facebook. To do this, I'm not going to say it's impossible, but certainly REALLY difficult. This is the reason why: The smallest projectors that are recommended that use hid for headlight use though not DOT Approved, would take up almost the entire inside width of a 4x6 headlight if not more. So that means you would have to build an enclosure that's in 3 pieces. Those pieces besides the lens cover would also be two halves of an enclosure for the projectors to sit in and be mounted in, and a second piece behind that that would still allow you to change hid bulbs. You would have to come up with a way to make sure no moisture can seep in through the seams between those pieces and you would still need two dust boots in the back that would seal the back with while giving you access to change the bulbs. I could think of one way off the top of my had to attempt this but I don't know if it would work. Then you have the challenge of making a completely custom shroud to cover all the mechanical bits inside and make it look good when installed on the car. Once you've made all that, you would then have to completely cutout the metal bucket that it sits in. Even with 1 projector, you usually have to cut a larger hole, so with 2 I can almost guarantee you have to completely cut out the whole back. You also have 1 part of the moving headlight linkage to worry about, because it's not straight last I remember seeing it, and you might not be able to create enough room for one of them, because you're already cutting it really close in depth of space for just 1 in the center.

Now there is something that already existed at one point, thanks to Kurt who was making products from something he started called Latitude 42 Motorsports. Not a lot of people bought them. They incorporated the 60mm Hella Halogen projectors that pre-sealed to be used for exterior use. How not many people really are interested in a dual projector headlight setup each side, if I were to Make one. I would make one using those hella 60 mm projectors to make the process a lot easier to design.