hi guys
cant believe im the only one... headlights on my truck are... well.. total POS. theres no F difference between low and high beam at night. Maybe a bit wider but no further.
main goal here : see that ?%$ moose a split sec earlier.
thx again
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POS headlights 386 2013
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by spaceroger, Oct 6, 2016.
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My friend bought led bulbs for his 2013 off of eBay those things are #### bright.
I have Hids on my Volvo headlights and fog lights and I put a 20" LED bar just for those days where it may be hard to seespaceroger Thanks this. -
Rgr that on the Moose....Years ago, I had a big cow cross in front of me one night in Maine, up on the Airport rd on my way to Calais..I almost hit her, as I couldn't see her until almost too late...After that I put on a set of high wattage aircraft landing lights in the bumper (yeah, they aint cheap)....They will light up the highway for you, and then some....I only used them when necessary, and whatever you do don't forget to dim them for on-coming traffic....Right about now, I'll expect someone from the PC crowd to jump on and proclaim the illegality of such....Well, guess what, I ain't hittin no bull or cow Moose, that makes for a bad day....
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As long as you dim them... It's the dumb donkey that runs every light the have in traffic are the one I dislike.clausland Thanks this.
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Check is headlights aimed on the road. Sounds like it aimed in the sky. Don't play led bar donkeymagoo68 Thanks this.
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Lower the aim as stated above and odds are it will be way better paccar aims it too high from the factory.. my guess is in rain or heavy snow you don't see a thing from the glare back
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