2005 AP2 S2000 - High Beam Adjustment (not low beam)

4Sho · 2016-07-30 04:57:35

Cool picture :D http://allracingcars.com/gallery/honda-s2000/honda-s2000-rally-jump.jpg

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08-09-2016, 04:21 AM

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08-09-2016, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by The Prophet.

I know you already have it figured out but have you considered one of those real thin light bars that all those lifted truck guys buy off of amazon?
I saw a youtube vid of a guy demonstrating one and it was insanely bright.

Considering you need more light for your id think about mounting one of these at the top of the opening of the bumper. Good luck

Yea... i thought about that... those are more of a flood light not made for far reaching (like high beams) yes they are insanely bright but don't project too far... I need my high beams to go far into the distance... Its okay for now. Thanks for the advice though

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08-09-2016, 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by nos4you

If the bulb does not sit perfectly when you installed them that would cause your problem. I had same issue as you on a different Honda vehicle. Re-seating the high beam bulbs should fix your problem.

So yup, I made sure that the bulb is seated correctly. There are 2 little bumps on the bulb's housing that match up to where they sit in the housing. And they fit like a puzzle piece... Even still my passenger side is about a few inches off (from about 20 ft away). For now I'm learning to live with them. It is what it is i guess. Thank you

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