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I've heard before that the glare above the cutoff is due to the chrome in the SC headlight housing. Since the projector sits so far back in the SC and the TSX projectors sit closer to the front on a TSX, then some of the foreground light might be reflecting up. If you're all into the blacked out headlights, all the more power to you (so you won't be blinding people).
I've heard before that the glare above the cutoff is due to the chrome in the SC headlight housing. Since the projector sits so far back in the SC and the TSX projectors sit closer to the front on a TSX, then some of the foreground light might be reflecting up. If you're all into the blacked out headlights, all the more power to you (so you won't be blinding people).
Get us some 30ft cutoffs though
waiting for darkness
Originally Posted by Kaydee
I've taken garage shots of my retrofit and it does not look like that at all...something's up
can i see pics? blah ive been working on this forever
heres some from far away almost done i will post from beginning to end in another thread detailed with ton of pics. but does the output seem right? the cut off line good?(sorry for camera phone pics)
btw ur headlights are off.. soo try adjusting one of them or both of them down.. or up iono but lookin at the FIRST picture.. it seems like you need to adjust BOTH of them down
yea the rotation on the right light is off its the piece of metal in the projectors that creates a cut off line its a bit slanted to the right im going to try to move the projector. i am using 4300k oem tsx bulbs