Morimoto Announces NEW 2nd Gen XB Headlights for Gen2 Raptors

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

You have to adjust them per normal alignment procedures

1) Park your truck 20' from a wall on level ground
2) Measure from the floor to the center of the bottom most LED projector (because there are 4 LED projectors for low beams now, you should use the lowest one to avoid blinding anybody)
3) Take that measurement from step 2, deduct 2"
4) Mark step 3s measurement/calculation and mark it on the wall
5) Now adjust the low beams so that the top of the cut-off, touches this line. Do this for both the driver side and passenger side

You should be all set. No blinding other drivers and your lows will be at a great level.

 

[melvimbe]

*** Just as an FYI, my OEM headlights sold in 6 hours on eBay for $1500.

Really? That might change my decision a little bit.

 

[Deleted member 17706]

Really? That might change my decision a little bit.

Yes sir. No stimulus check needed

 

[rayofsi]

You have to adjust them per normal alignment procedures

1) Park your truck 20' from a wall on level ground
2) Measure from the floor to the center of the bottom most LED projector (because there are 4 LED projectors for low beams now, you should use the lowest one to avoid blinding anybody)
3) Take that measurement from step 2, deduct 2"
4) Mark step 3s measurement/calculation and mark it on the wall
5) Now adjust the low beams so that the top of the cut-off, touches this line. Do this for both the driver side and passenger side

You should be all set. No blinding other drivers and your lows will be at a great level.

any reason why this calls for 20'? I've done 25' on all my previous other vehicles, and 25' is the norm.

 

[melvimbe]

any reason why this calls for 20'? I've done 25' on all my previous other vehicles, and 25' is the norm.

It really doesn't make much difference either way. In both scenarios, the downward angle of your beam is less than half a degree. They are both in a relative sweet spot where it's fairly easy to ensure you have a very small downward angle.

If you used 5' for example, you would need to correspondingly measure down on the wall something like a quarter inch, and be more accurate. If you used something like 50', you would use something like 4" and your light would be less intense and harder to see the cutoff.

 

[Ducc]

You have to adjust them per normal alignment procedures

1) Park your truck 20' from a wall on level ground
2) Measure from the floor to the center of the bottom most LED projector (because there are 4 LED projectors for low beams now, you should use the lowest one to avoid blinding anybody)
3) Take that measurement from step 2, deduct 2"
4) Mark step 3s measurement/calculation and mark it on the wall
5) Now adjust the low beams so that the top of the cut-off, touches this line. Do this for both the driver side and passenger side

You should be all set. No blinding other drivers and your lows will be at a great level.

Good to know - thank you!

 

[TheTeej]

Question for those that have done this - where the hell do you connect the fuse cord to for the start up sequence? The fuse panel is completely different from that shown in the instructions and no raptor fuse is labeled DRL

 

[WoahItsRob]

Question for those that have done this - where the hell do you connect the fuse cord to for the start up sequence? The fuse panel is completely different from that shown in the instructions and no raptor fuse is labeled DRL

I plugged them in different spots til I found one that worked lol.
For me, on a 2020 screw, I used the 10 amp fuse closest to the engine, closest to the front. Either that one or the second one from the front.
Hopefully that makes sense. If not, lmk and I'll take a pic

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[TheTeej]

I plugged them in different spots til I found one that worked lol.
For me, on a 2020 screw, I used the 10 amp fuse closest to the engine, closest to the front. Either that one or the second one from the front.
Hopefully that makes sense. If not, lmk and I'll take a pic

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Dude if you wouldnt mind taking a pic, that would be huge

 

[WoahItsRob]

Dude if you wouldnt mind taking a pic, that would be huge

Here you go

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