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1st Gen Projector Aiming
well here tis.
should make life easier for you guys buying projectors i hope
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcD1NZseNuw
should make life easier for you guys buying projectors i hope

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcD1NZseNuw
Another good way they same to aim the projectors is pull your car 25 feet from the garage door. Measure from the ground to the center of your headlights. take that same height and tape it on the garage door. Then subtract 2.5" - 3" and tape that line. Then adjust the light so it cut offs around the 2nd tape mark.
The goal is to get 1% decline supposively, but that blinds people. The 2.5" - 3" rule i read a lot about on HIDplanet and seems to work rather well.
The goal is to get 1% decline supposively, but that blinds people. The 2.5" - 3" rule i read a lot about on HIDplanet and seems to work rather well.
tough for me to know exactly just from text....
If you can SEE that cutoff line that i talk about in the video actually on the pavement AT ALL, your headlights need to come up.
you should never see your cutoff line on the road, if its not that then i would think maybe that your left light is to far left and/or right light to far right, creating a gap in the beam at the center.
If you can SEE that cutoff line that i talk about in the video actually on the pavement AT ALL, your headlights need to come up.
you should never see your cutoff line on the road, if its not that then i would think maybe that your left light is to far left and/or right light to far right, creating a gap in the beam at the center.
sweet, now heres my question for you, for the high beams one of mine is a little tooo high *like aiming up at stopsigns lol* and the other is pointed at the ground, and both arent aligned to the center, what tips do you have for the left to right adjustments for the highbeams?
like in the video, i got lucky and my highs were right on for "left/right" allignment
but all i would suggest is what I did to get the info for the video.
trial and error.
Pull your headlight out, give the adjustment bolt a few turns, put it back and see what it did.
but all i would suggest is what I did to get the info for the video.
trial and error.
Pull your headlight out, give the adjustment bolt a few turns, put it back and see what it did.
yeah the ones that come with them are terrible, and the quality of the entire assembly is pretty terrible in my opinion...i had them on my car for 6 months and i hated them. loved the looks, hated the quality and dimness. i couldn't see jack at night. (of course, this was before the HowTos were made) they don't seal well even with silicone. my halos went out, and then my LED's started slipping inside the housing. for fogging, see photos below:


I was actually very pleasantly surprised with the quality of mine when they arrived.
I presealed mine with silicone before the first install and havent seen any fogging yet...
I also found that even the crap bulbs that came with the projectors gave better light than the stock halogens
*shrug*
I presealed mine with silicone before the first install and havent seen any fogging yet...
I also found that even the crap bulbs that came with the projectors gave better light than the stock halogens
*shrug*


