I can see...
08-06-2009, 10:04 PM
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I can see...
I adjusted my headlights upward a few degrees and it has made a world of difference.
My former car was a Volvo S80 V8 which like the G also has active bi-xenon headlights and they were awesome but since I picked up the G I have been a bit disappointed by the performance of the lights.
This evening, after a few turns of the headlight adjusting screws, I am MUCH happier with the headlight cut off and subsequent view of the road.
My former car was a Volvo S80 V8 which like the G also has active bi-xenon headlights and they were awesome but since I picked up the G I have been a bit disappointed by the performance of the lights.
This evening, after a few turns of the headlight adjusting screws, I am MUCH happier with the headlight cut off and subsequent view of the road.
08-07-2009, 11:02 AM
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make sure you're not blinding oncoming drivers. use a level location if you can and measure the height from the ground to the middle of your lights. then compare that height to the of your cutoff from the ground. you want them to be equal or the cutoff slightly lower for the safest setup.
08-07-2009, 06:06 PM
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Thanks - I like to add a little fun in everything I do! 
I hope my post didnt come off as reckless - I am a professional driver and hold a national SCCA license. I know what I am doing and rest assured that my lights are set up correctly. 
make sure you're not blinding oncoming drivers. use a level location if you can and measure the height from the ground to the middle of your lights. then compare that height to the of your cutoff from the ground. you want them to be equal or the cutoff slightly lower for the safest setup.
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sorry i didnt mean to sound condescending. just wanted to make sure people arent just raising their lights without thinking of others. props on the alignment - i know when i did mine after lowering the car it made an awesome difference.
08-09-2009, 06:25 PM
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How do you raise the lights, mine are really angled down ALOT. I dont have any idea how to do it... and im not out to blind other people either. I just wanna be able to see lol.
Im 19 so if you could put it in terms that id be able to understand.. Thank you very much lol.
Im 19 so if you could put it in terms that id be able to understand.. Thank you very much lol.
09-02-2009, 09:24 AM
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Hi Bschurr,
Would you mind explaining the method you used? I'd like to try it as well.
I park in my garage so shining the headlights against a backdrop is no problem.
Please describe how far from the wall you need to be and which measurements you take.
Thanks
Dan
Would you mind explaining the method you used? I'd like to try it as well.
I park in my garage so shining the headlights against a backdrop is no problem.
Please describe how far from the wall you need to be and which measurements you take.
Thanks
Dan
09-02-2009, 03:43 PM
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Click here for the thread that provided my inspiration
FYI - The search function here works fairly well and there are some very knowledgable participants on these boards
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