Ofcourse, its not the good kind though. Do you guys have problems with people flashing their high beams at you? I had it happen twice to me last night within 5 minutes of each other. And its not that uncommon for me. I drive past dodges all the time with no problem... I have stock headlights and fogs, so I dont know what is wrong with these people....

 

Well this thread was not what i was expecting.

Turn your lights on and then get out and pretend you are a car driving by

 

Turn your beams down.

 

HAHAHA! I know right....

 

the HB on my truck suck. even if i use them i never get flashed at

 

My HB are great. We can trade trucks.

 

Make sure your lights are adjusted properly. Park on flat level ground 25ft away facing a building. The concentrated beam pattern should be 2-3" below your exact headlight measurements. (Measure the height of your bulbs off the ground and the wall measurement should e 2-3" less than that)

The Stock Ram housings do emit lots of light. i was impresed with the amount of light they did emit for being stock halogen. Also make sure your fogs are pointing at the crack of the wall. The fogs main beam should not show up on the wall only the scatter should.

 

I found the best way to let people know that they are not your high beams is to hold back on the lever just before the click and you will then blast them with all the lights... Highs/Lows and Fogs at once... The usual reaction then is they stop flashing you and leave their low beams on, when they see how much power your lights can have.

 

This doesn't aid to the problem if his headlights aren't properly adjusted. Then at that point not only would he be blinding cars because of possible mis-alignment, but flashing his highbeams blinding them even more.....yeah that makes sense.
Def do a quick flash to comfort them in letting them know your Highs aren't on, but your lows must be properly adjusted to begin with.

 

so further blind the person in the oncoming car that is letting you know that you are blinding him, brilliant!