The Spyder

iTrader: (8)

Wow, I dont know if the last owner was blind or just stupid.

The headlights are aimed sooo high up that they point at fricken the undersides of overpasses and at hanging signs from em!

How do I adjust the beam?

Icemark

there are phillips type screws; one on the top and one on the side of the headlight for adjustments.

Pull up to within 5 feet of a wall at night. Mark the wall at the center of the headlight.

Back up 25 feet.

At 25ft back the headlight center should be in the same spot. Adjust if it is not.

Kenteth

spiffy, guess i'll have to check mine sometime

NZConvertible

When you do Mark's test, make sure the high-beams are on. Otherwise the low-beams will blind other drivers and the high-beams will blind pilots...

Kenteth

lol.. thanks for the advice

Icemark

Yep... I have done it enough times that I didn't even think of that

Rotory

iTrader: (1)

i dont understrand what you mean by this icemark?

Pinfield357

where the headlight is most concentrated

Icemark

get a hunk of chalk, or a pen and mark the brightest spot on the wall... circle it or draw a big X in it. Something you can use as a referance.

YearsOfDecay

OR.. you could be like me and just steal a pair of headlight aimers from a garage!!!! I love those things!!!!

Icemark

Stealing gives you too much bad karma

Rotory

iTrader: (1)

so mark where the 2 beams concentrate into one or mark where each beam is the brightest....cause right now mine are pointing in 2 different directions.