if youget a group discount thats cool if you refund, no biggie. i still wanna get the fog light set. so ill hold off on those till u update us.

thanks again! if your talking a few bucks discount..please dont refund me! keep it, go get a coffee. lol. times are getting rough, and im not here to rip anyone off for a couple bucks!

 

btw, rhill.....

I LOVE YOUR TRUCK! AND I WANT A TACTICAL BADGE! lmao

 

Thanks, I love it! You'll really like the lights, I got matching set and it changed the whole look of the truck at night let alone the better visibility. Just "looks" more expensive

 

i have an issue..lol

how do i level my lights? i ready lifted it, and i get these reactions from other people: The bird, flashing lights, rednecks scream out the window, people tilt their mirrors up, well u know.. lol

so how do i fix it.?

 

ok, so these are for your headlights then...the H13 size?

The discount will be minimal if anything...I got yelled at for selling them so cheap already...LOL.

They will ship tomorrow from the streetglow warehouse in NJ by UPS.

THANKS!!!!


I got a trick for all you guys that change your headlights.....ANY and ALL bulbs will will fail prematurely from any oil from your hands that get on the bulb...SO...in case you get some oil on the bulb without knowing....take your stock bulbs and put them into the plastic container that the SG bulbs come in. Tape the cover back on and throw it in your glove box...this way if a bulb does go out on you..you can make a simple 2 minute switch and never be stuck in the middle of some dark country road with one headlight

and here is the package you will be recieving..(different size of course)

 

leveling is easy...I can tae pics tomorrow...but there is an adjustment screw under or over the light (I forget now..been awhile) I think I remember it bieng a torq head screw....just turn that and the light goes up or down...depending what direction you turn it

 

There is an adjustment HEX (I think) screw on the top of the assembly under the hood. I put the wife's in the garage and marked where they hit the wall with a pencil then pulled mine in and lined them up.

OR:
Park so that both the left and right headlights are precisely 25 feet from the wall.

Using your tape measure, find the exact middle of both the windshield & rear window and mark them with strips of tape, creating vertical center lines, front & rear.

Standing behind the car, now sight along those center lines, as if you were lining up sights on a rifle in a carnival shooting gallery. When center lines are aligned, you can locate the headlight centerline on the wall. Mark this with another strip of tape.

Now measure the distance between the headlight lenses, center to center. Divide this distance in half and measure that distance to the right of the centerline on the wall. Mark it with a vertical strip of tape. Do the same on the left side.

Finally, measure the distance from the ground to the center of each headlight lens; mark that distance on the wall with a horizontal strip of tape.

You should now have two crosses on the wall, with centers that correspond exactly to the center of each headlight lens.

Testing Your Beams:

Turn your headlights on low beam. The left edge of the bright spots on the wall should just touch the vertical bars of the crosses in the lower right quadrants. The top edge should just touch the horizontal bars.

 

wow...that's like.....technical! I drive around the block...turn the screw a turn or two...drive around the block...turn the screw a turn or two...repeat process until I like where the lights are hittingIf I had used the technical method I could of saved $25 in gas!

 

woah... ok...

lol

i will get on that tomorrow! thanks!

 

That came from a quick search I have done it before on my Dodge, not as hard as it sounds. Like I said, this time I just used the wifey's for a "jig"