I have the same kit, when adjusted to the max legal height they are too bright for oncoming traffic, if you adjust the drivers side down it is not in their eyes.
When I first got mine I spent a lot of time measuring and aiming, however despite the cutoff being where it was "supposed to be" they were still too bright for oncoming traffic (I also confirmed this by driving by my vehicle). Through trial and error I kept adjusting the drivers side down until I could drive by my truck in my wife's fairly low Volvo without issue and I have had no flashing from other drivers after making that adjustment. I keep a screwdriver in the console in case I get flashed again and need to tweak more.
All that being said, I wish there was a lower setting for driving around town and can't understand how anyone uses the higher wattage kit they sell. I've also considered removing mine, but the stock bulbs felt unsafe I'm some situations (for example driving down unlit roads through woods in deer season when there is just enough traffic thatch can't use brights but not enough that I'm benefiting from other headlights, I couldn't see far enough ahead to be comfortable above 45mph)
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I don't know enough about how HID ballasts work, but if there was a kit that had a low power mode (so that you could have low-low beam, normal-low beam, and high beams), I would be willing to spend a pretty decent amount on it.
whatever floats your boat, I have no dog in this fight.
Appariently you do. As nothing you have done or shown me has said otherwise. While everything I have said or shown you does? Is that unreasonable to rethink your stance
My point still stands that even though everyone may not agree and the OP has his own right to try and remove if he didnt like the so calle side effects of having the lights or what extra work is required to get them right. There are those who do use them properly and see an advantage from them. Then there is the third group those who care less and do it only for showing off.
I love the bantar and arguing with an LEO over whether his local statue is interpreted by him correctly. As he states there is case law in many of these circustances that do indeed provide clearer insight for thise who wish the devulge themselves into it. The only time I go pulled over was for my fog lights in in my Mitusbishi GSX. But, he ended givjng me a warning. It was only a fishing expedition looking for something that I have never done nor will. Your mileage will vary.
To the OP putting them for sale in the forum will undoubtably help you to get some of your finances back.
Modifying your headlights is illegal in all 50 states, I believe that is true, you don`t. Fine with me. where do you see a dog in this?
If you're willing to spend "a pretty decent amount" on it, just get a retrofit done using OEM hid/projector bi-xenon lights. It's been done already on a Gen 5.5 ... search awhile ... there's a thread ... maybe someone knows right off where it is? Done right, using oem lights, you will not be sorry.
BTW, "ballasts" are not the solution (because they are not the problem).
Thanks Ranger Dave. I've had my HIDs for 8 months and have yet to be flashed because they're properly aimed.
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Modifying your headlights is illegal in all 50 states, I believe that is true, you don`t. Fine with me. where do you see a dog in this?
Enforced or not doesn`t matter, nobody enforce tint laws in Colorado, but it`s still the law.
People here have to understand that I don`t care how you break the law, i really don`t. have a handful of pennies for people blinding me.
Next time you catch penny in your windshield think why that could be.
Enforced or not doesn`t matter, nobody enforce tint laws in Colorado, but it`s still the law.
People here have to understand that I don`t care how you break the law, i really don`t. have a handful of pennies for people blinding me.
Next time you catch penny in your windshield think why that could be.
Really? You would throw pennies at someone you don't know, with no idea what kind of day they had or what they have in their glove box or under their seat? Thats just crazy.
I don't carry weapons of any kind in my vehicle, that said a buddy of mine was moving and had a lot of his apartment odds and ends crammed into his supra. He inadvertently cut some guy off, who then followed him for 10 minute; finally cornering him in a cul-de-sac. The other dude storms out of his vehicle with a tire iron. My bud pulled out a decorative katana that he had packed between the driver seat and the door.
Well the other dude went pail as a ghost, got back in his car and drove off.
Illegal as hell but it happened.
You have no idea what sort of psycho's are out their. Personally I don't want to find out. Especially not over ****ing light bulbs.
that's a beauty of it, you don`t know what really and what not.
I see your katana and beat it with a gun I always carry in my ride.
now what? should we start a war?ainkiller: or perhaps we all should obey the law in the first place.
If some of you ignorant enough to endanger others completely disregarding laws it`s your choice. but don`t be surprised when you suffer the consequences.
Enforced or not doesn`t matter, nobody enforce tint laws in Colorado, but it`s still the law.
People here have to understand that I don`t care how you break the law, i really don`t. have a handful of pennies for people blinding me.
Next time you catch penny in your windshield think why that could be.
I see your gun and beat it with a brief case nuc... end game:rofl: Illegal or not... pick your battles. You can be right and you can also be dead right.