Smart4Cars ebay HID Kit
08-16-2006, 06:46 PM
#27
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Originally Posted by entropy31
Originally Posted by silvrhand
You did grab the headlight aimer kit out from behind the driver seat right?
Why they put any of the kit in the car is beyond me
If you find some level ground with a blank wall, and park facing the wall with about 25 feet, between the wall, and the front of the car, they are pretty easy to aim.
It should through a beam pattern that looks like these >
Halogen Left, HID Right:
Last edited by Barry'Z(NJ); 08-16-2006 at 06:48 PM.
08-20-2006, 09:42 AM
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Saw this thread and picked up a set myself. For $188 bucks I figured I couldn't regret things too much. Everything is just like stated above, including receiving it in 3 days.
Now I just hope the glare doesn't encite too much road rage, and that Cali cops don't feel like filling their ticket quota.
Now I just hope the glare doesn't encite too much road rage, and that Cali cops don't feel like filling their ticket quota.
08-20-2006, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Punchy
Saw this thread and picked up a set myself. For $188 bucks I figured I couldn't regret things too much. Everything is just like stated above, including receiving it in 3 days.
Now I just hope the glare doesn't encite too much road rage, and that Cali cops don't feel like filling their ticket quota.
Now I just hope the glare doesn't encite too much road rage, and that Cali cops don't feel like filling their ticket quota.
I have followed police cars, driven past police cars on the side of the road, faced police cars at intersections, all at night with the lights on, and not had any problems.
08-20-2006, 10:24 AM
#32
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z32 shouldnt have problems with cops. the stock projectors focus the light properly. what the cops have a problem with is the people who put HIDs in non-projector headlights, which just lets the light spread out and glare.
08-20-2006, 10:54 AM
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haha..the first day i had mine, some jerk started flashin my like my brights were on.....so i flipped him the bird.
and i think its not a container to hold the headlight aiming tools....its a secrete drug compartement, even though not necessary, the Z is so fast!!! lol
yeah my car didnt have tools in the container....damn thieves.
and i think its not a container to hold the headlight aiming tools....its a secrete drug compartement, even though not necessary, the Z is so fast!!! lol
yeah my car didnt have tools in the container....damn thieves.
08-20-2006, 04:59 PM
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You don't need the headlight aiming junk in the trunk to aim the headlights.
I aimed my lights without it.
Your headlights are probably aimed to high.
I aimed my lights without it.
Originally Posted by snwbrderphat540
haha..the first day i had mine, some jerk started flashin my like my brights were on.....so i flipped him the bird.
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