Jimmy_d

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I have halo projector led headlights with hid's and they are maxed out on the top adjuster and still dont shine right. any suggestions?

9WhiteCamaro9

^ All I gotta say is good luck. I had some in my car and they look decent in there put the adjustment side of them sucked. And the bulbs that came with them were horrible so I swapped back to factory lights.

Jimmy_d

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Haha, thanks. They were in the car when i got it, they have 8k Hid's in the lows. They just won't adjust up any more they shine at the dang ground. Yeah they look good they are the black ones and go go with my black car but functionally horrible

9WhiteCamaro9

Lol, if you have factory headlights, take the adjustment bracket off the factory housings and put in the Halo's.

StrobinSS

iTrader: (13)

+1 that's what I did with mine, didn't even bother attempting with the attached brackets.

9WhiteCamaro9

^ After I took them out and put em in my girls car, I put them in with the brackets that came with them and had no good results so then I swapped out the brackets and now there better but not great. Not as for the light out put, just swapping bulbs themselves would be an improvement but she wanted 5k HID's and that made a world of difference for the out put side.

Jimmy_d

iTrader: (3)

Yeah. i dont have the factory brackets. They were in the car when i bought it. May have to take them out and see what i can do

SparkyJJO

iTrader: (11)

https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/833399-how-projector-eagle-eye-gap-fix.html

This also has the effect of aiming the headlight upwards more since it pushes the bottom out. I did that on my Sonar lights to close up bumper gap some (since my bumper was saggy a bit) and it helped with aiming as well.

9WhiteCamaro9

^ I may have to do that to the other halfs car to get hers fixed with the gap.