What have you done with your Polo so far (and today)

**gavs** · 28-03-2013, 10:01 PM

Yeah mate, xenon globes or not you are going to be blinding the crap out of oncoming traffic like you have your high beams on.

There are however 2 adjustment screws on each light (1 is up and down, the other left to right) which will allow some tweaking but you need VCDS to set the new position as the home position on a level surface.

**sanke1** · 29-03-2013, 12:06 AM

Time for a mini mod

And now:

**Bassik** · 29-03-2013, 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by brad

They are LHD lights. If they were RHD they would kick up on the LHS. As it stands, you'll be blinding oncoming drivers so it's not really a matter of you getting used to it but your affect on other road users.

Skoda Octavias have an adjustable plate in their lights so that when you go from the UK to Europe, you can flatten the beam. Would your lights have something like that?

I'm confused your saying they are LHD but that's wrong?
All this time I thought Aust was LHD but obviously I'm wrong... Ahh crap. So now I have 2 serious problems. Is there a way to convert it?

**readerr0r** · 29-03-2013, 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by Bassik

I'm confused your saying they are LHD but that's wrong?
All this time I thought Aust was LHD but obviously I'm wrong... Ahh crap. So now I have 2 serious problems. Is there a way to convert it?

Heh, last time a hopped into the left seat of my car, im pretty sure there wasn't a steering wheel there

**Bassik** · 29-03-2013, 09:33 AM

haha... yeah I guess so but I didn't think of it as where the driving seat is I was taking it from more LHTraffic we drive on the left hand side although our seating position is on the right.

Well anyways turns out yes Australia is LHT which in turn means we have our lights calibrated to RHD. In my stupidity I bought them not know or at least thinking I was correct all along...

**Hail22** · 29-03-2013, 09:49 AM

I have LHD Bi-xenons with DRLs...Not blinding anyone and have received no complaints as I've adjusted the ballast on the right side to prevent blinding other drivers

**Bassik** · 29-03-2013, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by Hail22

I have LHD Bi-xenons with DRLs...Not blinding anyone and have received no complaints as I've adjusted the ballast on the right side to prevent blinding other drivers

I'm gunna have to set it up like this today.

Anyone have any understanding or idea of how I can reduce the flicker LED under low idle and steering?

Maybe that's another thread...**

**brad** · 29-03-2013, 10:25 AM

Originally Posted by Bassik

I'm confused your saying they are LHD but that's wrong?
All this time I thought Aust was LHD but obviously I'm wrong... Ahh crap. So now I have 2 serious problems. Is there a way to convert it?

Whatever, your lights kick up on the right & they should kick up on the left