Am keeping my stock headlights for now just in case something happens. I think the problem is being caused from the top portion of the headlight it seems kinda separated compared to the other headlight. I will try putting some clear caulking after that shizno drys up.

 

hey,

do you have a beam pattern thats further away? like on a street? im interested in seeing the beam patter on the street, to see if its better than the OEM's...

what bulbs are you using?

thanks, and the headlights looks very nicE!

 

The beam is pretty damn far farther than my oem's. The bulbs that am using are PIAA super plasma bulbs I love them.

 

I would take that headlight off, and then let the condensation come out, and then put some silicone around them. I put the silicone around my headlights before they got put in so I didn't get that problem.

 

Damn good move I should've known better f***.

 

agreed. It pretty much resembles a european spec projector beam pattern.

 

does anyone know how to adjust these headlights?

 

That's major condensation. If you wiggle your lights around you'll get a flood of water flowing out.

 

now i know why they stopped making them

 

there should be two screws that you could turn

i will post pics tomarrow. i have the same lights and had the condensation problem but it wasnt that bad.

the only thing i dont like about those lights is that my bulbs would go out. the only ones that lasted were the silver stars that i had in them.

i wanna put an hid kit in mine. any suggestions ?