Aiming combo/driving lights

[CheekyOldMan]

Using the Swarfworks three light mount as combos. Is it best to aim them all dead straight ahead, or to very slightly cant the outer two away? These are @Baja Designs LP6.

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[Ground_zero298]

On the Highway I would like a little spread to hit the shoulders/ditch.

Mine I did the fogs straight and canted the next 2. I got the diodes.

Just depends on what you like.

 

[Ramble_Offroad]

BD LP6 light pods are pretty much insane, they’re powerful enough that slight aiming won’t make much difference unless you’re in a race rig. Just mount them straight and light em up, suckers will knock down trees.

Also, please don’t run these on the street...ever. Let’s not be those guys.

 

[2020FordRaptor]

On the Highway I would like a little spread to hit the shoulders/ditch.

Mine I did the fogs straight and canted the next 2. I got the diodes.

Just depends on what you like.

Agreed.

 

[BroncoSarge]

Just make sure your not blinding oncoming cars. Best to be below the light height at 25 ft.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Just make sure your not blinding oncoming cars. Best to be below the light height at 25 ft.

You're not using LP6 on public roads with other vehicles. Too much light, so blinding ohter cars isn't something you have to worry about.

Spots and Driving/Combo should have the SPOT portion of the light aimed right at the headlights low beams or just slightly above. That'll allow the wide portion of the light to go wider with the spot up high/down the road.

With 3 lights, center them all evenly. Left one is aligned with the left light, right with right headlight. Center one in the middle

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