level place + wall for aiming headlights in SD
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but taking off the bumper at night in an empty parking lot alone is pretty suspicious looking LOL. I haven't updated my drivers license yet and the address is still a norcal address.
edit: btw calvin i tried doing it through the fender liner but the socket for fogs adjustment was too far inwards. i.e the bumper has to come off
edit: btw calvin i tried doing it through the fender liner but the socket for fogs adjustment was too far inwards. i.e the bumper has to come off
Last edited by cloud; 01-07-2008 at 07:36 PM.
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i did it in my garage with 3 feet of space lol. if you think about it, as long as the ground is level you should not have to worry about the vertical height which is what i needed to adjust. my garage is sloped up a little so i raised my beams about 1" each and it worked out perfect i think.
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Originally Posted by w0ady
i did it in my garage with 3 feet of space lol. if you think about it, as long as the ground is level you should not have to worry about the vertical height which is what i needed to adjust. my garage is sloped up a little so i raised my beams about 1" each and it worked out perfect i think.
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