Anekin007
Senior Member
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2015
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- California
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- 2016 Civic EX
Not really useless, you can learn a lot from headlight pattern. Just from that picture you can tell why people are getting flashed by on coming traffic. Those couple inches on the driver side that is curving up becomes couple feet when it's +100ft away. This is a safety hazard for other drivers. Temporarily blinding someone can cause an accident. When aiming headlights the rest of the light should be lower then the center of the light beam. The driver side squirrel spotter looks like it has a bad reflector as they don't look like it normally would like the passenger side. Led reflector headlights are new to Honda. Acura jewel eyes and last gen accord are led projectors. If there's a bad reflector it should be fix for the safety of other drivers.I agree with this, that close to the lights is a mostly useless test, you don't need good lights for stuff 5 feet away from you. Tests from 20-75 feet away would be more useful. Also, the "garage door" test mostly shows the pattern directly in front of you, while one of the best parts of the Civic LEDs is how they light up the entire road not just in front but also to the sides. I find the Civic LEDs to be amazing from a driver standpoint.
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