So I have Gen 3 Proj on my 08 SS. I cannot for the life of me get the passenger side aimed up with the driver side? Its almost like theres something wrong with it?? Any ideas?

 

eh it should work. i had a bitch of a time with it too, but i finally got it. i spent about two hours outside doing it that nite. they actually just somehow lined up...i was like coo

 

The aiming bolts are a pain in the ass to work with. I had to do it by trial and error and took me several "fine tuning" sessions before I got them relatively close to the proper aim. Just keep at it and hopefully you'll find the right way to do it. When I was doing mine I had several issues where I would be turning the bolt but the light didn't seem to move, then it would all of a sudden shift a ton and be way out of whack.

 

You just have to take your time. With lots of patience you'll get the hang of it.

 

ok i got to ask what is the proper aiming height guys?because i have mine where i like them but i still get the high beams flicked to me at night so plz can someone tell me what the proper height is suppose to be????

 

something good i read: they should be high enough that you cant see them on the road when driving, but not high enough that they are higher than your high beams.(also so they dont blind oncomming traffic

 

Low beams should slope down slightly as you get farther from the car. If you back away from a wall, the cutoff should get lower the farther you back up. Same goes for the fogs.

1" lower for every 25' forward sticks in my head for some reason......

 

thanks guys.....the way that i have them set now is they are ther are about eye level or maybe a lil more while im driving at night

 

when you say eye level what do you mean?

 

i believe its actually 2" lower per 25' (1" per 12.5 ft), and highs are supposed to stay even at 25'

just throwin that out there

 

like when im sittin in the car ummm i dont kno how to explain it lol

 

Won't argue that, not sure where I remember that from. Mine are set a bit higher but still sloped down. Never have anyone in the back so I'm not too worried about the rear sinking lower than the front and messing with my aim. Unlike some of the rednecks around here who throw an 8000 lb trailer on the back of their 1/2 ton and wonder why everyone flashes them......

If the cutoffs are at your eye level then they are aimed waaaaay too high. Might as well just have the high beams on