Headlight adjustment after level...
Headlight adjustment after level...
I'm just curious if most people adjusted their beams down or just left them where they are. I did a 2.5" A.S. a few weeks ago but just the other night I realized I was flood-lighting peoples' rear-views. Have you all adjusted yours or is it just TS for the guy in front of you?
I checked mine and they were fine. I think they were a little low when I got the truck so it worked out. You guys that enjoy blinding people are ****s
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought about this. I just tend to stay a little behind so its not so bright for the person in front of me. It does feel pretty good when someone flashes me though and I turn on my high beams...
i left mine until i got my hid's then i lowered them a bit. before i would pull up behind cars at stop signs and the whole car would light up, lol then everyone in it would turn around to look at me and i could see all their faces squinting. haha
Sometimes I hate state inspections....
but I understand everyone has to suffer for a few.
As was said about driving school, they do tell you not to look at the approaching hi beams but they also give distances of when you dim your lights approaching cars and not to flash discourteous fools. Maybe you'll get lucky and flash a cop.
In Virginia if they catch you flashing your bright lights at someone it's a 6 point aggressive driving ticket and may get your license suspended for ten days or for as long as six months..
It's also a nice way to get an insurance increase.

As was said about driving school, they do tell you not to look at the approaching hi beams but they also give distances of when you dim your lights approaching cars and not to flash discourteous fools. Maybe you'll get lucky and flash a cop.

In Virginia if they catch you flashing your bright lights at someone it's a 6 point aggressive driving ticket and may get your license suspended for ten days or for as long as six months..
It's also a nice way to get an insurance increase.
but I understand everyone has to suffer for a few.
As was said about driving school, they do tell you not to look at the approaching hi beams but they also give distances of when you dim your lights approaching cars and not to flash discourteous fools. Maybe you'll get lucky and flash a cop.
In Virginia if they catch you flashing your bright lights at someone it's a 6 point aggressive driving ticket and may get your license suspended for ten days or for as long as six months..
It's also a nice way to get an insurance increase.

As was said about driving school, they do tell you not to look at the approaching hi beams but they also give distances of when you dim your lights approaching cars and not to flash discourteous fools. Maybe you'll get lucky and flash a cop.

In Virginia if they catch you flashing your bright lights at someone it's a 6 point aggressive driving ticket and may get your license suspended for ten days or for as long as six months..
It's also a nice way to get an insurance increase.




