4 SALE : Bi-Xenon Projector Retrofit Headlights

[SvtDon]

This is my next upgrade! Just too indecisive on what I want with all these options. They all look great!

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[Mjolnir]

Hey Dawson,

since I went with the new suspension it appears I'm riding a bit higher in the front and now i'm blinding folks. do you have a guide or video on re-aiming my lights?

thanks,
Peter

 

[M64D RAPTOR]

Hey Dawson,

since I went with the new suspension it appears I'm riding a bit higher in the front and now i'm blinding folks. do you have a guide or video on re-aiming my lights?

thanks,
Peter

Just park it 20-30ft away from garage, open hood, and rotate aiming screw counter clockwise to bring them down.

 

[Mjolnir]

Just park it 20-30ft away from garage, open hood, and rotate aiming screw counter clockwise to bring them down.

Thanks. Do you have how high they should be at 20 feet? Or should I measure off my Cayenne?


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[Boss Hoss]

Thanks. Do you have how high they should be at 20 feet? Or should I measure off my Cayenne?


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Very easy to do---I had to tweak mine for a week to make sure I was not killing people in the other lane on 26 going to breakfast every morning.. Just pull over pop the hood -- takes all of a minute or tweak.

 

[Mjolnir]

Very easy to do---I had to tweak mine for a week to make sure I was not killing people in the other lane on 26 going to breakfast every morning.. Just pull over pop the hood -- takes all of a minute or tweak.

Thanks Boss.

yeah last night I almost put a Jag off the road on Glade, he kept moving right to avoid being blinded, thought my LED's were lit. going to play with them this morning.

 

[Spider-One]

There's really nothing we can do about blinding small vehicles. Our lights sit higher than plenty of vehicles on the road so it only makes sense they're going to get a good dose of light once they get close. It would be no different with any factory projectors that all the trucks have now. Doesn't mean you shouldn't confirm your lights are aimed properly but getting flashed once and a while is going to be a fact of life until people get used to trucks having HID projectors and understand that when you're cresting a hill it's going to be bright. With the big three using them it's going to happen everywhere and I'm sure small car owners will hate it but w/e.

 

[infinitereality]

^ I agree, the 2014 silverado's projectors blind me in my truck when they're behind me!

 

[M64D RAPTOR]

if you have a passenger car you take measurements from, you want it high enough to illuminate the rear of the car without hitting the mirrors. Or at least thats how I did it. Works great illuminates the road very well, and haven't had anybody high beam me.

 

[dataustin]

Took my wife's car to a local inspection station today and while waiting my 10 minutes for the inspection I got to talking to a guy who said that he had recently brought his 2004 Dodge Truck in with retrofitted HID's and was refused service, stating it was a company policy not to inspect vehicles with non-OEM headlights. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem going somewhere else once I get my HID's from Retro, wish list, but am curious if anyone here might have a guess as to what issue you think they are addressing with this policy?