txbigred69
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From: TX Truck: 2002 2500 HD
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11/5 7:07p
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I need some assistance on how to align my headlights. I have 6K Xenon lights and have a combined 7 inches of lift. I have read in different websites you need to get close to a wall, mark, then go back 25 feet and then align. However, how do I adjust to the 7 inches of lift. Any suggestions would be great. Thank guys.
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sledgehammer 
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From: VD Truck: 1995 Suburban
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11/6 2:09a
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they should still be the same.....
You might want to point them down a bit tho so you see the road.
In the obs there was a screw above the headlights (when u open the hood) I thhink it was a hex nut but not to sure.
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SwatZ
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From: WI
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11/6 3:51p
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Yea theres a hex nut you can spin to raise/lower them, but be careful if they are rusty you don`t snap them! Put some PB blaster on if they are, I had to buy a whole new headlight mount for like 200 bucks or something crazy. but maybe aim them down a bit of just get some good fog lights haha.
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Snowy River 
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From: MN Truck: 1999 Silverado Mods: 30
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11/7 1:38a
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I never did anything with my lights when I lifted the truck. They seem to work OK.
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RidgeRunner 
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From: WI Truck: 2003 Silverado Mods: 42
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11/17 8:02p
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Pul up about 20 feet behind your wife`s mini-van and aim them right in the back window. I found that this makes them move over to the right for some reason...
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Snowy River 
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From: MN Truck: 1999 Silverado Mods: 30
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11/18 1:52p
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This is good. I hit the brights too.
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