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15+ Year Contributor
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- Mar 7, 2004
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Bronx,
New York
I have a 97 gs-t with very dim headlights. I have silverstar bulbs, but they are still dim. If anyone has has this problem please let me know what your problem was. thanks.
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Dude not to be a dick but there are some DUMBASS people out there so you never know...Attack Eagle said:aiming, dirty or fading lenses, unreasonable expectations....

Attack Eagle said:ahh. I though I was missing something that was obvious to you...
It's amazing that people will spend all kinds of money to up their headlight's performance, but won't do something free like take the time to aim them for free, or to readjust them after modifying suspension, or taking them off and back on.
I spent about 1/2 an hour - 1hour playing with aiming and testing on well lit streets and dark roads to find where i liked them best. Made a world of difference in usable output.
I'm probably gonna do the 9005 mod myself anyway... it's been a year since i put the 9006s in and I find myself flicking the highbeams a lot in residential areas (getting old at 31 I guess, night vision is starting to go!).
Since i run fogs with low and highbeams (fogs with hi mod from vfaq) i use a slightly higher aiming point than is normal, works well for me.