Sylvania Ultra Headlights...beware!
Took the advice of Trailer Life's Bruce Smith's article to upgrade my 2009 Silverado 1500's lights. I'm "of an age" where I need all the help I can get at night driving. Spent the $45 low beam and $...
Forum Discussion
Some here apparently do not understand the function of the low beam cutoff. It is to keep one from blinding oncoming traffic.
It is much more defined in a high performance headlamp, as it needs to be.... Since it is a lot brighter, the blinding risk is more of a problem.
One really doesn't need the cutoff area illuminated with low beams anyways. Anything that needs to be seen with in a low beam situation can be. Unless these moose are floating off of the ground!!:B If you need more light, then you should be in a high beam situation.
It is much more defined in a high performance headlamp, as it needs to be.... Since it is a lot brighter, the blinding risk is more of a problem.
One really doesn't need the cutoff area illuminated with low beams anyways. Anything that needs to be seen with in a low beam situation can be. Unless these moose are floating off of the ground!!:B If you need more light, then you should be in a high beam situation.
