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Jim wrote:
> 
> Unfortunately I have to commute during the hours of darkness.  Why is it
> everyone needs to use their driving lights or fog lights when they are
> not really needed.  Also within the last 10 years most vehicles with the
> halogen/composite headlamps are set wrong from the factory.  Someone will
> come up from behind and there's enough light to read perfectly  inside my
> vehicle.  The worst offenders are Ford trucks (all), Hondas/Acuras,
> Chrysler Corp. minivans, and FoMOCo cars.  THe last 3 years or so, it's
> been almost every brand of vehicle.  I have a '92 Chev truck that has
> been just fine from the factory.  I set mine at the lowest legal limit
> and I see just fine still.  What's taking you so long to have YOUR
> headlights adjusted.  It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know your
> light are too high for those ahead of you.
> Jim........


---Halogen headlamps---There not out of adjustment there just to damm
bright
I will Not put them on my 86 Blaser or any other car that I have owned.
To
this day I do'nt under stand how they became leagle. I have no use for
them
and no one else should, if you ca'nt see the road with low beam you have
no
bussness on the road at night. Hell I see cars on the road with a full
moon
and thes fools are running with high beams on, I can see the road fine
with 
lights off. You do'nt have to light up the countryside to see were your
going.
All you need to see is just the road 300 ft in front of you at any
speed.

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If I was in a hurry you wouldn't be behind me.
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John R Cambron
North Beach MD USA
I add USA after all this is the world wide web.