Most modern projector headlights have auto-leveling devices to account for different towing/loading/balance configurations.
Some cars even have a knob on the dash to adjust the pitch of the headlight's beam on the fly. (Audi, LandRover, Nissan, Subaru)
Q: Have any of you seen an aftermarket headlight adjustment motor mod?
No need to fuss over an automatic leveling device, but I'd like to be able to flip a switch or turn a knob to adjust my headlights slightly up or down. For now I have them aimed a bit low so as not to blind city drivers, but on rural roads the headlights don't reach very far until I flip on the hi-beams.
I've got some great HID projectors from The Retrofit Source on my Explorer which I love.
The beam pattern is crisp, but leaves something to be desired when driving with various loads or driving conditions. Because the beam pattern of halogens is a gradual fade, adjustment doesn't have to be so precise.
Thanks for taking the time to read this far!
Some cars even have a knob on the dash to adjust the pitch of the headlight's beam on the fly. (Audi, LandRover, Nissan, Subaru)
Q: Have any of you seen an aftermarket headlight adjustment motor mod?
No need to fuss over an automatic leveling device, but I'd like to be able to flip a switch or turn a knob to adjust my headlights slightly up or down. For now I have them aimed a bit low so as not to blind city drivers, but on rural roads the headlights don't reach very far until I flip on the hi-beams.
I've got some great HID projectors from The Retrofit Source on my Explorer which I love.
The beam pattern is crisp, but leaves something to be desired when driving with various loads or driving conditions. Because the beam pattern of halogens is a gradual fade, adjustment doesn't have to be so precise.
Thanks for taking the time to read this far!