yup......

home depot had a screw driver set sale that had torx drivers in the kit for something like $17. I know it is cheap but it is a garage kit. just have been to darn busy to get out and do the adjustments plus it is fun to see if i can get all 3 mirrors on the little fart can ricers here in town.

 

Its okay Chris, you can admit it, you just didn't feel like bringing out the stool just to adjust the headlights! Just pullin your chain!!!

 

I thought you meant a bubble level kit like the body shops use??

 

Just do what i did. Go the the genos website and order the fogzilla. 70% brighter lights and then flash them back with your fogs. I get it all the time but i just flash them right back.

 

I tinted my headlight with a smoke tint no more people flashing me and looks cool.

 

Until your in wet weather or dirt roads and then your stopping every 10mins to clean them cause they get to dark. One of my co-workers ripped his tint about 3 weeks after having it on. He said it was fine for in town driving. Just not too hot for the highways or back roads.

 

It is a thick 3m plastic.Lamin-x ,Ive had them on for 6 months with no problems.In New England winter.

 

Hey, atleast you don't have to worry about anyone driving slow infront of you in the left lane at night!

 

That does look good ryfrat!
The 3M stuff my co-worker was using looked darker than what you have on.He was told that was as light as they could get(someone was lying). I guess having a lighter tint would help solve the issue though.

 

Pull the truck up facing your garage door about a truck length away. Turn head lights on and adjust the beam down evenly on both lights with your Torx driver. That's what I did. I don't remember what Torx bit it is, but I'm pretty sure ptgarcia is right T-15.