Leveling kit/ headlight adjustment?
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I kind of figured I would have too. Well I didn't get it installed tonight. I need to buy a 29mm socket to get the bottom strut bolt off. I had it all tore apart and just that one last bolt left. Had to put it all back together just so I can go to work tomorrow.
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In case you do not already know how to adjust the lights, the owner's manual has the process included. Worked much better than taking it to the dealer for some reason.
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I also went with a 2.5" kit. What I did was to park about 30 back from my garage door and marked the top of the low beam line on the door with pieces of tape. After the install I dialed them down to the tape marks. It seems to me it was 2 or 2-1/2 turns. Use low beam as it has a sharp line at the top of the beam. High beam is much more diffused. -- Theoretically this method would put your beam angle slightly lower than before, but thats fine in my case. The lows are adequately high and I've never been flashed yet. Well, not that kind of flashed anyway. P.S. Nice truck and well staged photos.
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