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DieselWeasel · 04-16-2002, 08:46 PM

Hello all:

yesterday I went to the dealer to have the Daytime Running Lights turned off as I think they look stupid. Took all of 2 minutes, and that's pushing it. Anyway, tonight I was driving, and I feel like my lights are too...low for lack of a better word. When driving on the highway, I cannot see far enough in front of me to be comfortable. I feel like I always need high beams on. My headlights, when I am parked on level ground, do not reach much farther than the fog lights. This can't be normal, can it? Any advice much appreciated.

Kind of off the subject, but I just installed my Schnitzer suspension today (springs, struts, shocks, and all), and man, what a pleasure. BY FAR, THE BEST LOWERING KIT ON EARTH!!! The ride is better than stock (and I had the sport suspension).

Thanks for all the great posts everyone...

-craig

04-16-2002, 08:46 PM	#1
DieselWeasel Registered User Join Date: Dec 1969 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 138 My Ride: '04 M3 & '06 M Coupe View My Garage	Xenons problem after DRL's turned off Hello all: yesterday I went to the dealer to have the Daytime Running Lights turned off as I think they look stupid. Took all of 2 minutes, and that's pushing it. Anyway, tonight I was driving, and I feel like my lights are too...low for lack of a better word. When driving on the highway, I cannot see far enough in front of me to be comfortable. I feel like I always need high beams on. My headlights, when I am parked on level ground, do not reach much farther than the fog lights. This can't be normal, can it? Any advice much appreciated. Kind of off the subject, but I just installed my Schnitzer suspension today (springs, struts, shocks, and all), and man, what a pleasure. BY FAR, THE BEST LOWERING KIT ON EARTH!!! The ride is better than stock (and I had the sport suspension). Thanks for all the great posts everyone... -craig