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[Realstudent368]

if that was case driving at night you blind **** out people like a big fat dickhead

Adjust

Also when you lift and hit bright lights withoit adjusting you are searching for birds at night lol

Needs adjustment

Just lower it then.... duh..it will have to be trial and error there is no exact formula..

 

[Lockout]

Just lower it then.... duh..it will have to be trial and error there is no exact formula..

guess you didnt read my post
I clearly stated that i take a tool and adjust while drive
I would stop adjust to get where needed to be

 

[8675309]

really depends on if the truck is level,raked or that stupid
squat crap. 4inch lift with a factory rake-its ok,no adjustment
neccesary

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

I finally adjusted my lights, have a leveling kit on my truck and sits a tiny bit nose high, use to blind people all the time accidentally of course. Finally lowered them and I lowered them too much, did it in the rain lol while I replaced my headlights that were out lol. I'll get around to raising them a little higher eventually

 

[MRM]

Amen!
I've learned where to put my rear view mirror to shine it back at 'em

if that was case driving at night you blind **** out people like a big fat dickhead

Adjust

Also when you lift and hit bright lights withoit adjusting you are searching for birds at night lol

Needs adjustment

 

[8675309]

I am going to sound like a wise arse here in a second.

The entire vehicle was raised four inches? So if the front was raised four inches and the rear was raised four inches then the headlights were raised four inches and the beam was raised four inches. Everything just moved up four inches and is parallel to where it would be on a stock vehicle. The only way that the aiming of the lights would change is if you raised the front three inches and the rear four inches.


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exactly
4 in lift kits probably a body lift dont need adjustment

 

[cskiles]

I am going to sound like a wise arse here in a second.

The entire vehicle was raised four inches? So if the front was raised four inches and the rear was raised four inches then the headlights were raised four inches and the beam was raised four inches. Everything just moved up four inches and is parallel to where it would be on a stock vehicle. The only way that the aiming of the lights would change is if you raised the front three inches and the rear four inches.


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Except...now the headlights shoot right into the back window or into the drivers face of regular height cars...if standard height for a headlight is 36" above the ground at 25' in front of the vehicle, mine would be 40"...right?

 

[cskiles]

exactly
4 in lift kits probably a body lift dont need adjustment

Not a body lift...suspension lift...either way, they are 4" higher than stock and there have been a lot of people giving me the WTH hands in the air when they are across from me at an intersection. I don't give a rats ass about someone being irritated at me, I just don't want to cause anyone harm because my headlights blinded them.

 

[cskiles]

really depends on if the truck is level,raked or that stupid
squat crap. 4inch lift with a factory rake-its ok,no adjustment
neccesary

My kit, like a lot of them, lifts and levels at the same time, e.g., 4" in the rear and 5.5/6" in the front...

 

[8675309]

My kit, like a lot of them, lifts and levels at the same time, e.g., 4" in the rear and 5.5/6" in the front...

thats what i was sayin about a body lift rake stays the same
so the headlights are higher but shine at the same angle

check your LEDs some are just too bright and you can get
a ticket for them

buy a cheap laser pointer and adjust them if you have to