[B]hows my aim[/B]
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just make sure the bulbs are seated correctly.. If you didn't mess with the adjusters , you shouldn't have to re-aim...of course, I could be wrong.
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Originally Posted by Grumpy
just make sure the bulbs are seated correctly.. If you didn't mess with the adjusters , you shouldn't have to re-aim...of course, I could be wrong.
In case you do have to adjust ... use your garage door. Put a line of masking tape for reference. Since HID's have a wider and higher beam pattern spread, you can/should lower them a bit to keep from blinding oncoming traffic. You'll still have a good field of view.
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I would think not, since the bulb sits in the housing and you don't have to move the housing to change the bulb 
