Adjust the beams upward using the plastic hex head screws on top of headlamp units.

When I installed my HID kit, I quickly learned that the cutoff was so high that I was able to blind dudes in lifted pickups from behind!

Why? Well not all bulbs are created equal. While they all look all look the same they sometimes light in different patterns.

If adjusting them doesn't work...then unfortunately you bought a pooly designed kit...

 

I'll try this! I hope it works out.

 

My low beams were always aimed high from the factory, always got flashed.
Put in the HID's, nothing changed until I lowered them for the best lighting of the road in front of the car, and now I do not get flashed. Greatly improved night vision and no irritation of oncoming drivers.

 

Is there an image somewhere online of the hex screws Neonspinnazz is talking about?

 

I adjusted mine up a turn every day until people "flashed" me, then turned them 1/2 a turn .... that was 3 years ago


chief...........no flashing

 

The change seems pretty extreme to me unless your old headlights were way, way off. I'd check to see that the new HID bulbs are seated correctly first.

 

I would also check the bulb placement. the tab needs to be in the right place or the bulb will sit at an angle in the fixture.

 

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<SUP>1 </SUP>/tʃʌft/ Show Spelled [chuhft] Show IPA
adjective British Informal. delighted; pleased; satisfied.



<HR class=ety>Origin:
1855–60; see chuff<SUP>2 </SUP>, -ed<SUP>2 </SUP>


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adjective British Informal. annoyed; displeased; disgruntled.



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