05 & below G lighting unsafe?
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#17
I posted a thread last year indicating the non-projector G35C headlights have very narrow beam patterns. When driving in curvy roads without street lighting, the headlights do nothing to illuminate the corner. It is dangerous trying to take a trip down Mulloland with stock HID even with fogs on.
I know that the 06 projectors have wider beam pattern compared to those of us with reflectors. Unfortunately I can't live without the clearance strips. Oh well. Maybe I'll look into a set of dedicated sport lights for the lower grill area with WIDE beam pattern.
I know that the 06 projectors have wider beam pattern compared to those of us with reflectors. Unfortunately I can't live without the clearance strips. Oh well. Maybe I'll look into a set of dedicated sport lights for the lower grill area with WIDE beam pattern.
#18
#19
The lights on the my 2004 G35 Coupe are by far the brightest lights of any car I've ever owned. The regular beams are equivalent or brighter than the high beams of most of my previous vehicles.
I'm definitely more than satisfied with the stock headlight setup with the regular(non-high) beams.
I'm definitely more than satisfied with the stock headlight setup with the regular(non-high) beams.
#22
sorry for re-surrecting this thread, but does anyone have some explicit info on adjusting the 03/04 sedan's headlights?
Can we adjust them from the engine bay compartment like the following thread?
http://www.hypersprite.com/auto/tech-z-003/index.asp
Can we adjust them from the engine bay compartment like the following thread?
http://www.hypersprite.com/auto/tech-z-003/index.asp
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