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And I'll post the link from America muscle http://www.americanmuscle.com/94-04-...#relatedVideos
The OEM housings are adjustable. There is a hole in the top of the housing. You should be able to place a screw driver in the hole and be able to move the lights up or down. Don't move them up too high as it will place the light directly into the eyes of oncoming traffic.
That being said, you really shouldn't put HID bulbs in reflector housings anyway, as it blinds oncoming traffic.
That being said, you really shouldn't put HID bulbs in reflector housings anyway, as it blinds oncoming traffic.
The OEM housings are adjustable. There is a hole in the top of the housing. You should be able to place a screw driver in the hole and be able to move the lights up or down. Don't move them up too high as it will place the light directly into the eyes of oncoming traffic.
That being said, you really shouldn't put HID bulbs in reflector housings anyway, as it blinds oncoming traffic.
That being said, you really shouldn't put HID bulbs in reflector housings anyway, as it blinds oncoming traffic.
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