Allstar

Is there a way to align/move/angle our headlights in our cars??

wingman75

Yes you can. Check out page 43 of the owner's manual.

blackice05

yes there is, page 32 in the manual

wingman75

Its actually page 41 in my PDF manual.

Allstar

I just installed my HID's last night and the passenger is very slightly off and you really dont notice it but i do when u look at it long enough.. im at work can someone send me the online manual??

peter north

What if you lower your stang ? do you need to re-align the headlights?

grampa_stang

Here ya go.

click on owner guides (on the left) and select year/model

owners manual

Norm Peterson

If the front and the rear are not lowered equally, yes. It's simple enough to check, so don't go only on the advertised amounts of 'drop'.

Note - lowering the rear by more than the front tends to make your lights more annoying to oncoming drivers. If the front drops more than the rear, there isn't as much useful light working for you.


Norm

MELLOWYELLOW06

Its real simple, but make sure you pull up next to a wall on level ground. Use on of your stock cars and mark where the normal light path should be and match yours up to your markings via turning a screw left or right as per the instructions.

Norm Peterson

Perhaps a simpler way is to drive up close to the wall with your lights on low beam and your fog lights off (if you have them). Note where the beam cutoff is, and then slowly back up. If the cutoff drops just a little lower on the wall as you back up, you're good to go. If it rises, you need to lower the aim. If it drops a lot (several inches while backing up 20 feet or less), it can come up some.

The height of your headlights after lowering the car may not match anything else that you have closely enough.


Norm