Poor low beam lighting Volvo 780

So, I ordered new headlight assemblies from some company that had them on the cheap, with the halogen bulbs already installed. My current issue is the headlights have very poor low beam lighting. I did have LED bulbs (what was in it when I bought it), thought maybe it was cause of worn out projector chrome reflection or whatever is supposed to provide the light being beamed out from the light itself. Replaced with halogen and that was even worse. The assemblies I ordered are cheap, $260 for the set, was thinking about putting HID bulbs in, but after reading they last much less than halogen or LED, I ordered a new set of 4600 lumen LED low beam bulbs as well. The current high beam 9005 bulbs work fine and great. Main issue with the assemblies I already have are the adjustment screws won't move the beams up or down on either light currently. Should this solve the issue, temporarily at least? I figure if it works for me for 6 months for under $360 it's not that bad.

 

I will look into those if the others I ordered don't work out too well. The ones I bought actually claim to be 20,000 lumen per set but I don't much believe that. Thank you for the suggestion of the Fahrens

 

I'd have to ask my wife. I ordered some that were called Torque then had an issue with FedEx so told them to return them and then my wife ordered this set I have on now from Amazon. Some Chinese name but they were $299 I think. They work great, with my LED bulbs in them. Nice and bright beams rather than looking like i taped cell phone flashlights to my headlights.

 

Nah I'm good with what I got. Works great for me. Looks a lot better than the fogged up factory assemblies that were on it too.

 

I get what you guys are saying. But I'm not blinding anybody. The lights now are what they should have been with the housings I got. The high beams don't seem as good but the projector definitely produces good lighting with a nice beam pattern, when the old housings made it look like I was trying to drive with a flashlight for a headlight.