Headlight Adjustment

[canegrinder]

While driving at night people keep flashing their bright lights at me. I guess my lighte are set to high. Question: How do I lower them. I have increased the air pressure in the air shock which helped some but my lights are still coon hunting. Help, Jerry

 

[NancysToy]

The RT has adjustment knobs inside the two removable side covers (the cover over the oil tank and the opposite side). The instructions are in your manual.

 

[canegrinder]

The RT has adjustment knobs inside the two removable side covers (the cover over the oil tank and the opposite side). The instructions are in your manual.

Thanks Scotty. I had seen those knobs and was wondering what the were for. Jerry

 

[Bob Denman]

Assumptions:
Spyder RT Headlight Height: 35.0" (This could change with a heavier/lighter driver/passenger, cargo load, tire pressure, performance
shocks, etc.)
BRP Spec for Headlight Adjustment: Adjust for a low beam height of 25.3" to 28.8" (27.1" halfway point) at 33' with a 200 lb driver.
Calculated Angle: 1.15° downward

Angle Distance Low Beam Height Adjustment
1.15° 33' 25.3" - 28.8"
1.15° 30' 26.0" - 29.5"
1.15° 25' 27.2" - 30.7"
1.15° 20' 28.4" - 31.9"
1.15° 15' 29.6" - 33.1"
1.15° 10' 30.8" - 34.3"

One of our more Mathematically-oriented brethren worked all of this out...

 

[canegrinder]

Assumptions:
Spyder RT Headlight Height: 35.0" (This could change with a heavier/lighter driver/passenger, cargo load, tire pressure, performance
shocks, etc.)
BRP Spec for Headlight Adjustment: Adjust for a low beam height of 25.3" to 28.8" (27.1" halfway point) at 33' with a 200 lb driver.
Calculated Angle: 1.15° downward

Angle Distance Low Beam Height Adjustment
1.15° 33' 25.3" - 28.8"
1.15° 30' 26.0" - 29.5"
1.15° 25' 27.2" - 30.7"
1.15° 20' 28.4" - 31.9"
1.15° 15' 29.6" - 33.1"
1.15° 10' 30.8" - 34.3"

One of our more Mathematically-oriented brethren worked all of this out...

Very helpful. Thanks, Jerry

 

[MouthPiece]

Especially performance shocks, i.e., Elkas.

Chris