Adjusting upper lights?

[Wijllie]

Here in Belgium the lower lights are installed as standard running lights and the upper 2 in the cockpit
solely for Highbeam. The idea is visibility. I like to lower the beam of the upper lights so it doesn't bother passing traffic. Anybody knows if they are adjustable so I can use all 4 toghetter?
Probably under cockpit but since they are high beams for Europe it could be they aren't adjustable at all.

 

[Lamonster]

Look right under the light.

 

[Wijllie]

Look right under the light.

Damn I feel dumb, had to check that better, but I didn't see it in the first place... :redfaced:

 

[Lamonster]

Damn I feel dumb, had to check that better, but I didn't see it in the first place... :redfaced:

It's kinda hard to see. :doorag:

 

[Wijllie]

Yeah :

I managed to get them all 4 working, not the standard way though...

http://www.spyderweb.be/reportages/reportage_4lichten_spyder.html

 

[Lamonster]

Yeah :

I managed to get them all 4 working, not the standard way though...

http://www.spyderweb.be/reportages/reportage_4lichten_spyder.html

Nice job. :bigthumbsup:

 

[Wijllie]

Nice job. :bigthumbsup:

Thx, was actually very easy and looks cool with all 4 on.

Me happy ;D

 

[sabunim5]

The Shop manual says for European models; mark a wall at the following heights above the ground:
1. 828mm
2. 810mm
3. 464mm
4. 452mm
Position the Spyder 10 meters from the marked wall. For High beam the focus point of the light should be between marks 1 and 2 above. For Low beam the focus point of the light should be between marks 3 and 4 above. Adjusting the lower lights requires a long Phillips screwdriver inserted into the air duct below the lower lights. The manual states that light adjustment should be made with a weight of 91 kg. on the seat. Hope this helps. :bigthumbsup:
sabunim5 :spyder:

 

[Wijllie]

The Shop manual says for European models; mark a wall at the following heights above the ground:
1. 828mm
2. 810mm
3. 464mm
4. 452mm
Position the Spyder 10 meters from the marked wall. For High beam the focus point of the light should be between marks 1 and 2 above. For Low beam the focus point of the light should be between marks 3 and 4 above. Adjusting the lower lights requires a long Phillips screwdriver inserted into the air duct below the lower lights. The manual states that light adjustment should be made with a weight of 91 kg. on the seat. Hope this helps. :bigthumbsup:
sabunim5 :spyder:

Thx for the info, I adjusted them in my garage 'on sight' for the moment.
So all at 460mm at 10 meters and I'm good. Now the hard part; finding a person who weights 91 kgs exactly ;D