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Old 02-06-2008, 07:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Proper Way to Aim HIDs

My hids are kinda all over the place, looks like shit. I know that stock headlights are not ment for hids etc. But can someone let me know how they aimed theirs?
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Old 02-06-2008, 07:20 PM   #2 (permalink)
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wow, i need to go back to sleep .... i thought the title said "quickest way to AIDS hiv"
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I used my garage door but your supposed to be about 25 ft away on a flat surface facing a wall. They should look like this: (Use the Eurostyle side)



Here's a article you can read that helps also.

AIM THOSE LIGHTS. - - Jeep at Off-Road.com
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They are almost impossible to AIM IMO. As it is they barely stay in the housing. One fell out so I shoved it in there till it fit and oddly enough it aimed it perfectly. Now I need to find a way to keep them sealed in there.
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Mine are perfect; though one of my ballasts just took a crap on me. I used the retaining ring from the stock bulb housing and mine have never moved. I got my aimed close to perfect. Gonna get some eyelids to reduce glare here shortly.
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The retaining rings didn't fit with my hid bulb, however, the hid bulbs did "lock" so i know they're in there good. The drivers side is perfect, the passenger side is terrible, aimed way up and to the right, i don't know how to put it down and center it. I cannot exactly just twist and turn the bulb.
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That Jeep link shows adjustment screws to aim the headlight, out cars don't have anything like that correct? so how in the hell do wer adjust our headlights?
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I think the picture should probably look like this..

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I think the picture should probably look like this..


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^^ I was thinking the same thing when he said bulb and not projector
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...i gues no one on the forums aimed their lights.
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...i gues no one on the forums aimed their lights.

its that you cannot aim HIDS in projectors correctly no matter how hard you try.
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Quote: Originally Posted by VampOfVegas View Post
its that you cannot aim HIDS in projectors correctly no matter how hard you try.

So i just let them be?

They look nice, but the output id scattered everywhere, i just cannot stand driving with them on, it really starts to anger me.

-Edit- I'll get pictures later today to show how bad they truely are,

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So i just let them be?

They look nice, but the output id scattered everywhere, i just cannot stand driving with them on, it really starts to anger me.

-Edit- I'll get pictures later today to show how bad they truely are,

Don't bother, we all know what blinding ass HIDs look like.. cause we've all run into wankers who get them and put them in halogen light housings.

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Just adjust them like you would to a normal halogen light.

Heres a picture.
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