Harold 4x4 Active Member Jul 22, 2011 #22 It's my understanding that our RHD headlights are more directed across to the left, than LHD headlights are directed across to the right Click to expand... Where did you get that information from?
It's my understanding that our RHD headlights are more directed across to the left, than LHD headlights are directed across to the right Click to expand... Where did you get that information from?
chromiumuk Well-Known Member Jul 22, 2011 #23 Harold 4x4 said: Where did you get that information from? Click to expand... Common knowledge that one, just look at your lights beam pattern when they're dipped.
Harold 4x4 said: Where did you get that information from? Click to expand... Common knowledge that one, just look at your lights beam pattern when they're dipped.
Optimus Prime Well-Known Member Jul 22, 2011 #24 lights should always shine to the side of the road on which you're travelling, i.e. the kerb / verge.
lights should always shine to the side of the road on which you're travelling, i.e. the kerb / verge.
Harold 4x4 Active Member Jul 23, 2011 #25 I understand completely the beam direction, it's common sense -I think you missed my question - emphasised in bold about difference in LHD & RHD It's my understanding that our RHD headlights are more directed across to the left, than LHD headlights are directed across to the right Click to expand... Why would they be more directed and where is the source of that information? As far as I'm aware LHD & RHD are equally directed to their correct bias of direction Last edited: Jul 23, 2011
I understand completely the beam direction, it's common sense -I think you missed my question - emphasised in bold about difference in LHD & RHD It's my understanding that our RHD headlights are more directed across to the left, than LHD headlights are directed across to the right Click to expand... Why would they be more directed and where is the source of that information? As far as I'm aware LHD & RHD are equally directed to their correct bias of direction