Leveled 402A with Bendy Lights

[SilverbackHobbit]

I recently had my Tremor "leveled" with Rough Country 2 inch spacers. It isn't exactly level but I wanted a touch of rake because I do occasionally tow. I have the bendy headlights, and I thought they might automatically drop to the right height, but it seems like I might need to adjust them down a hair. Any of you that have leveled your truck with the auto-adjusting headlights, did you have to turn them down any, and is that even an option?

Sponsored

 

[hammer40]

I also have the 2" leveling kit and wondered the same thing. I left it alone for a couple months and never got flashed. I now have Anti-Glare activated and still no flashing.

 

[powerboatr]

thats a DARN good question
really darn good

 

[SilverbackHobbit]

I also have the 2" leveling kit and wondered the same thing. I left it alone for a couple months and never got flashed. I now have Anti-Glare activated and still no flashing.

What is anti-glare?

 

[powerboatr]

What is anti-glare?

GLare free adaptive headlights
the cats meow in night driving
its over the top great at night driving on dark roads, it basically dims the light area that hit the oncoming drivers eyes, but leaves the rest of the world BRIGHT
search here, we have a long thread on them. they are a life changer if you live in rural areas with dark side areas around the road lanes.
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/thr...hts-coming-to-the-us.7004/page-40#post-310650

 

[hammer40]

What he said! I live in a very rural area and they're great. I also have the bambi mod, which leaves the fogs on regardless of what the headlights are doing.

 

[powerboatr]

matter of fact
i am so happy with them
that looking for wifes new car, they are priority item along with stop and go cruise with evasive assist

they make that much of a change at night

 

[nezff]

there is a Philips head screw under the hood o top of each light. turn it up or down to adjust.

 

[Erlo22]

I too have a tremor with bendy lights. I needed to adjust mine after one had to be replaced from an accident and it's pretty easy. You just need a long philips head. Not near my truck but found an old pic and circled where to stick it.

 

[SilverbackHobbit]

Following up on my old thread. I did adjust my lights down a tad - actually a tad too far. Then I took a night time road trip and was miserable, feeling like I couldn't see at all. I decided to buy an ODB adapter and learn how to use forscan. I turned on the antiglare lights and bambi lights, and adjusted my low beam up a tad. I am happy with all of the above. Thank you guys for the motivation!

Sponsored