jabberjaw401
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Have a 2007 Tahoe, I love it and have been driving it with minimal problems for 5 years, Want to replace the Headlights with a fresh look, any recommendations on after market headlights that look cool and work fairly well.
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Did you adjust/aim them after installing them? They should have a height adjustment screw (I think it's a torx style) to aim them properly.I got these on Amazon a few weeks ago and like them. They’re bright. So much so that I get people flashing their high beams at me when I’m on low lights. It was around $300 and are plug and play.
It's something like measure from the ground to the headlight bulb, then mark this distance on a wall or garage door with masking or painters tape. Put vehicle 25' from wall and (now not sure about the exact measurement) adjust lights so cutoff point is either even with tape or 2" above or 2" below. I really can't rememberI didn’t do that but maybe I should. Thanks for the tip. I figured they were pointing high bc of another problem I was working on where the front of Big Mama was higher than the rear. I fixed that but haven’t driven at night since. Do you know what the procedure is? How far back from wall or how high the light beam should be?
Make certain they are not blue – white lights. Unless you like getting pulled over by the police and having other drivers flash, there high beams at you stick with the original factory color, and brightness. The best way to make your car look better this to disable the daytime running lights. Then people can see the car, not just Lights.Have a 2007 Tahoe, I love it and have been driving it with minimal problems for 5 years, Want to replace the Headlights with a fresh look, any recommendations on after market headlights that look cool and work fairly well.