Do these lamps have aim adjusters like OEM does? I ask because my truck is lifted and I had to adjust OEM to aim down some.
1866822
Yes they do. If you plan on running HIDs in them, i would suggest some kind of a shield to direct the output better. When I put in mine there was a lot of scatter, I assume because there is a lot more output than halogen.
1866823
Yes they have the OEM style adjusters. The up/down is the only one that really works. Side-to-side is pretty difficult to see any actual adjustments. My truck is also lifted (2") and I didn't have to adjust at all.
1792368
These are fixed, most modern Headlights now days are fixed.. you can manipulate very little if you account the screws that are there but not like the old school way of adjusting. Where they had adjusting screw just for this purpose. Adjusting these screw that are commented below may have a impact with rattles or what not.
1502646
The Lumen rating will be determined by which lamp you purchase. You will need to purchase an H4 style lamp. All auto parts stores carry them. Higher lumens equate to a shorter life. Lower lumens equate to a longer lamp life. The answer to your second question is yes they are both high and low beam. Depending on year of your vehicle I would suggest spending a little extra money and getting the new head light pig tails. The H4 lamps have a higher temperature than the original 7 inch head lights. So you may want to do this. Hope this answers your ?
853538
As I have purchased these for my 2003 540 and don't remember if they have adjusters or not. I do remember I sent them back because they are NOT xenon, but they are HID. Since they are not xenon, they won't plug in.
589787
I don't know, I had someone install them for me. I don't know if he used the spring from the old lights or if the new ones came with it. I am very pleased with them.
587609
With the right adjustments they work beautifully. Only downside is people often think the low beams are high beams.I love them.
1863553
There's very little you have to do to mount these. Pay attention to how the original covers are mounted (when removing them) and install the new ones just as if you were putting the originals back. On a different topic: The lamps it comes with are a much higher wattage than the factory ones (almost double). Resist the temptation of using the original factory harness (yup, its there) and wire the fog lamps using the harness that came with them. ((-:
1578579
I believe just low beam but I haven't noticed any difference over the oem replacement i got for way cheaper. If you put your car model in the amazon garage, it will bring up all fitting parts. Very handy: http://www.amazon.com/gp/your-garage/ref=au_pf_as_yg
2198409
Yes they do. Although, you will need to use the mounting hardware from the OEM lights. Be sure to note the order the mounting hardware comes off as the instructions are not perfect on this. First time I installed my bumper I had a friend help me hold it up. Had to remove it to fix the mounting hardware. Mounted the second time by myself. Not easy, but doable.
1277263
These headlamp housings have the correct DOT (US) beam pattern.. but they have "E" stamped on them. Either way, they work out GREAT. These replaced some Raybrig housings I had (which were JDM and wrong beam pattern).
540367
They should. Like the other anser enter your vehicle specs and the fitment guide will tell you immediately. there is a special tool required to adjust the lamps after installation.
303670
I didn't have to adjust mine at all. But if you do1. On level ground pull the truck as close to a wall as possibly can.2. Turn the truck lights on3. Put a strip of tape horizontally thru center of each headlight shining on the wall4. Pull the truck back so headlights are about 25 feet from the wall5. Adjust headlights accordingly until they are center out on the strips of tape on the wall. This should do the trick.
1558146
I bought two for a fork truck that unloads semi's and they make it like daylight. If your looking for a long range beam these won't work. I use a GE 1409 lamp on my off road. They are very long range
2198410
Yes they do. Although, you will need to use the mounting hardware from the OEM lights. Be sure to note the order the mounting hardware comes off as the instructions are not perfect on this.First time I installed my bumper I had a friend help me hold it up. Had to remove it to fix the mounting hardware. Mounted the second time by myself. Not easy, but doable.
1181391
No, the instructions for adjusting the headlights are not included. Most service centers do not charge very much to adjust headlights. There are also various methods that you can find on youtube (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFufQqYOe1Y). Just as a point of reference, adjust the lights all the way up and then come down to where they should be pointed.
899113
These are not HID lamps, I just did a simple re-wire on mine and wired them for standard lighting, it was easier on my 2003. The plugs were different on the assemblies I received, so I cut, soldered and shrink wrapped the connections from the old light assemblies on to the new ones. The lamps are great and worth the price but for me it wasn't just a remove and replace on my 2003. There was a little head scratching involved, but the whole project was still done in under 2 hours. But again, I bypassed the HID to get it done quickly
650730
These are designed as back up flip sights. They are not your primary. Therefore they do not have elevation adjustments. Those must be done with your front sight post. Then you have to adjust your aim point depending on what distance zero you use.