HID guys- how high is your beam pattern?
HID guys- how high is your beam pattern?
I just measured mine on the garage door about 15-20 feet back and its about 21-23 inchess off the floor, what is it supposed to be at?
Hanabi 7000k 9004
Hanabi 7000k 9004
Originally Posted by Nismo
I just measured mine on the garage door about 15-20 feet back and its about 21-23 inchess off the floor, what is it supposed to be at?
Hanabi 7000k 9004
Hanabi 7000k 9004
boy i had a few old ladies wanting to whup my A$$. for blinding them..there so bright no matter how far down you aim them you will still light up the neighborhood.. i'm currently using phillip bulbs very nice..
Originally Posted by deezo
3 feet off the ground from 20 feet away I believe. I thought I read that somewhere but I could be wrong. I'll check on that.
my lights are so goofed up it makes one of my hid ook brighter than the other. i need to get a new driver side headlight cause i broke the adjuster. i wish i could get mine to be aligned correctly.
I don't know if you guys saw my link from my previous post, but that's the correct way to aim them. 2'' below the height from the ground to the light source @ 25 feet away from a wall with a level ground.
Yea, the only cars that flash me are sedans, coupes, etc. SUVs and trucks have never flashed me, I think most people flash me because of the glare, but they will have to deal with it, cause I check it from a far distance and it isnt all that much blinding than a SUV or Truck with brighter halogens. Ive always noticed, trucks tend to give off alot of glare, since they sit higher, so maybe people are flashing me cause they are jealous???
Originally Posted by TurDz
I don't know if you guys saw my link from my previous post, but that's the correct way to aim them. 2'' below the height from the ground to the light source @ 25 feet away from a wall with a level ground.
Right now I lowered it to 20 inches from about 15 feet ont he garage door. Ill check them again at 25 feet when It stops raining
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