Stock 2007 g35 sedan headlights
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Behind your headlights is a long adjuster with a 6 point at the end for a socket. Its usually locked with a U guider. I took my U guiders off so that i can adjust my headlights from my engine bay. You could get to these from the wheel well if your U guiders are still on.(most likely if your stock) Also to make them brighter.... I swapped the lens with clear STI lenses from theretrofitsource.com.. works great.
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Yep. https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-int...locations.html
Just a note, although you can adjust via the *****, there is a note on the FSM about needing the CONSULT tool to further adjust it (esp. for auto-leveling). I have done it via **** only and it seems to be working fine.
Just a note, although you can adjust via the *****, there is a note on the FSM about needing the CONSULT tool to further adjust it (esp. for auto-leveling). I have done it via **** only and it seems to be working fine.
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No, don't do it! If you think your lights are not bright enough now, changing them out to 8000K will make them much worse. Stick with 4300K for maximum brightness. Certainly no higher than 5000K!
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https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy...lens-swap.html
It tooks about 5 hours with 2 guys...because we painted the housing also. Id say 3-4 hrs for just the lens swap.
Before and afters are
4300k+stock lens
then 4300k+clear lens
and last shots were 8000k+clear lens.
8k would make your lights less bright but more blue. I think 6k would be perfect for you.
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