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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Motor City
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Headlight aim procedure?
Anybody have a favorite headlight aiming procedure?
I'm familiar with where the adjustment screws are; I just don't remember how far away from a wall you are supposed to park and where the four beams should be positioned. Thanks - K
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Saratoga Springs NY
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Re: Headlight aim procedure?
Keith: Here in The peoples republic of NY, it's 25' and the "hotspot" cannot be any more than 8" above, below the centerline of the lamp or to the right of it and 0" to the left. Mine are set at L/S low, in one and down one inch. L/S high down 1 and 0. R/S, both lamps at 0. I switched the lamps to low in the bottom pocket and high in the top pocket. This works better on foggy nights. jim
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