[shaninb]

I've seen damn alot of heroes lately for some reason have been aligning their headlights higher than it should, blardy the hell so glaring that i have to lower down my entire driving posture or move my rear view mirror somewhere else..


dei, for those people outside who are doing this... i got something to tell you..

"eh, pariah.. glaring doesn't mean it's bright. it's just glaring la hantu!"

ANYWAY, totally out of the topic... does cut off point of an output determine the intensity and the amount of lights that are shined on the road?

[ntc2000]

I've seen damn alot of heroes lately for some reason have been aligning their headlights higher than it should, blardy the hell so glaring that i have to lower down my entire driving posture or move my rear view mirror somewhere else..


dei, for those people outside who are doing this... i got something to tell you..

"eh, pariah.. glaring doesn't mean it's bright. it's just glaring la hantu!"

ANYWAY, totally out of the topic... does cut off point of an output determine the intensity and the amount of lights that are shined on the road?

u mean sedan with sedan behind right?

not sedan and behind with 4x4 or lorry right?

[shaninb]

u mean sedan with sedan behind right?

not sedan and behind with 4x4 or lorry right?

haha yes T___T

if sedan with 4x4 behind then of course no need to say la....

but whatever it is, talking about big cars... is it me or is it that Alphard's headlamps are extremely glaring to have HID installed because even with their sharp cut off point, every time when one is around of behind me.. MY GOODNESS...

[rallychamp]

avanza lights set-up was good....
but due to worn-off rear suspenshion, from my point of view it once giving me an annoying "beam"/flashing all the way through....due to bumpy road...and overloaded cargo.....avanza was floating up and down mimicking high-beam effect....

[SplitFire]

haha yes T___T

if sedan with 4x4 behind then of course no need to say la....

but whatever it is, talking about big cars... is it me or is it that Alphard's headlamps are extremely glaring to have HID installed because even with their sharp cut off point, every time when one is around of behind me.. MY GOODNESS...

Normally I'll keep a good distance outside the cut off point of my HID from the front vehicle. Unless is queing up at the traffic light.

My another tank got none of this threat to the front vehicle, coz it's blardy dim like kerosene lamp. Unless if I switch on that pair of Hella, then hantu pun lari lor...