I modded the left one, I thought it was flat but I dunno. Let me know what you think I should do. I don't have the wiring for the leveling motors at the moment. Can I manually lower the beams even though they are powered?

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http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g170/ThatGrantDude/lights1.jpg

pictures taken with my camera phone btw so sorry for bad quality. also, i can go somewhere else to take better pictures of the beam pattern if i need to.

you could best see your results or your beam pattern by flashing your lights on a wall or flat surface at/around 20 yards. then from there you can make your adjustments.

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g170/ThatGrantDude/lights3.jpg
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i guess i'll need the switch to lower them

You can manually lower them even though they are powered.

If you're looking at the back of the headlight, there will be two metal gear-looking discs. The one located on the upper portion of the headlight is left and right adjustment and the lower one is up and down adjustment.

You stick a large enough flat-head screw driver into the gear and manually spin it until the desired height is found.

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g170/ThatGrantDude/lights3.jpg
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g170/ThatGrantDude/lights4.jpg

i guess i'll need the switch to lower them

yes, just a tad bit lower. generally, you would want the left side a little lower than the right side. for reasons such that one, you don't blind oncoming traffic, and two, you'll be able to see the signs at night better if the passenger side is projected a little further out.

like the post above stated. you can adjust the lights with either a flat head screwdriver, or as i've used, an 8mm socket wrench, whichever works best for you. :)