Hey what's up! I think it should be from the inside of the car. I'm not 100% sure since I made the left correction immediately after adjusting the headlights up and to the right.
Hi, My 2013 GS 450H winth LED headlight has same cover but no adjustment screws to be found. Adjustment screws only found in the middle L-R. Please, what can I do to adjust the height of my LED headlights?
Hey what’s up! Sorry to hear your having this problem. Someone else mentioned this as well in the comments. I am not sure if you have a self-leveling headlights that may not allow the adjustment but your user manual should state how to do it. There is a section in the 2013 GS350 manual that tells you how to adjust the HID lights that I have shown in the video. You can also check out www.clublexus.com in the GS450H owner’s section. Hope you figure it out!! If you find a link, please post it to this thread so others can use it.
Thanks for the video man! That’s going to save me an hour labor charge for the shop that’s lowering my car on RSR Downs. What do you lower your car on? Clean looking GS by the way
@@j168vlogs did the rear end up lower than the front? Hearing a lot of people complaining about that with the Swifts. I actually have a set of Swifts and RS-R drown and haven’t decided which to instal
@@j168vlogs What year is yours? I’d love to see some more pictures. I am seriously on the fence about which ones to install. Almost thought about doing two of each to get the right combination. I’m on the club Lexus forums and there are several people indicating that the rear ends up half an inch to 3/4 of an inch lower.
@@lynxmh No prob! I'll do a quick review video and walk around of the swift sport springs and do a side shot of the car for you. It's a 2013, the older body style of the last generation. Rear sag is not a good look for this car so I understand. I also installed Figs Engineering rear adjustable upper arms to get factory camber after adding a heavy subwoofer in the trunk. The figs engineering part may not be required though. I just got a good deal on it back in the day.
Hey what's up! Sorry to hear about the leveling warning light. I have never heard of such a light so I would concentrate on fixing that first before any manual adjustments. Sorry to hear about the trouble.
I just installed RS-R Down springs on my 15 GS350, it dropped 1 front, and 1.2 rear. I driving to work headlight point down more and big different for me. should i do 8 turn or 12 turn like you?
What's up! I have Swift Sport springs which dropped the car about 3/4" all around. I would try 8 turns first since your headlights may be pointing up more with a lower drop in the rear. If you have a hard time seeing ahead of you, then I would turn another 4 turns and see what happens. You will definitely see the difference and know when a good headlamp angle is reached without blinding oncoming traffic. I am not a professional technician so be careful at your own risk. Good Luck!
@@kEvinCiTC Hey what's up! Be careful and read the car manual for headlight adjustment if you do not understand the video. There could be more problems with visibility if done incorrectly and it can be dangerous for you and others on the road. If in doubt, I would not hesitate to take it to the Lexus dealer and have it done properly. Sorry but the video is only for illustrative purposes, you will need to determine the quantity of turns and whether the headlight beam is at a safe level. I am not a professional technician so be careful at your own risk. Good Luck!
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Maybe its for the 450h with the additional beams unlike ours cause my 2015 awd with auto leveling is the same as yours
Is the left and right the perspective of looking from the inside of the car or is it looking at the car? Thanks bro
Hey what's up! I think it should be from the inside of the car. I'm not 100% sure since I made the left correction immediately after adjusting the headlights up and to the right.
My GS 450H has same cover no adjustment screws to be found.
Awesome dude! Thanks for sharing. Wait.... there are no adjustment screws at all??
Hi, My 2013 GS 450H winth LED headlight has same cover but no adjustment screws to be found. Adjustment screws only found in the middle L-R. Please, what can I do to adjust the height of my LED headlights?
Hey what’s up! Sorry to hear your having this problem. Someone else mentioned this as well in the comments. I am not sure if you have a self-leveling headlights that may not allow the adjustment but your user manual should state how to do it. There is a section in the 2013 GS350 manual that tells you how to adjust the HID lights that I have shown in the video. You can also check out www.clublexus.com in the GS450H owner’s section. Hope you figure it out!! If you find a link, please post it to this thread so others can use it.
Thanks for the video man! That’s going to save me an hour labor charge for the shop that’s lowering my car on RSR Downs. What do you lower your car on? Clean looking GS by the way
What's up! Niiiice. Glad to save you money on an easy job. Thanks man! It's on swift sport springs. Lowered about 1" with oem suspension feel.
@@j168vlogs did the rear end up lower than the front? Hearing a lot of people complaining about that with the Swifts. I actually have a set of Swifts and RS-R drown and haven’t decided which to instal
@@lynxmh I don't have any sag in the back springs. Didn't know that happened.
@@j168vlogs What year is yours? I’d love to see some more pictures. I am seriously on the fence about which ones to install. Almost thought about doing two of each to get the right combination. I’m on the club Lexus forums and there are several people indicating that the rear ends up half an inch to 3/4 of an inch lower.
@@lynxmh No prob! I'll do a quick review video and walk around of the swift sport springs and do a side shot of the car for you. It's a 2013, the older body style of the last generation. Rear sag is not a good look for this car so I understand. I also installed Figs Engineering rear adjustable upper arms to get factory camber after adding a heavy subwoofer in the trunk. The figs engineering part may not be required though. I just got a good deal on it back in the day.
I have level8ng warning light …. Any idea if adjusting will fix it ? I didn’t lower it but do notice the lights point pretty low
Hey what's up! Sorry to hear about the leveling warning light. I have never heard of such a light so I would concentrate on fixing that first before any manual adjustments. Sorry to hear about the trouble.
@@j168vlogs ok .Thanks
Hi man I have the same thing did you fix it and if yeah how so mines been on for a while
@@stevenm590 ended up selling it while used prices were still high …. Found a good deal on a g70
I just installed RS-R Down springs on my 15 GS350, it dropped 1 front, and 1.2 rear. I driving to work headlight point down more and big different for me. should i do 8 turn or 12 turn like you?
What's up! I have Swift Sport springs which dropped the car about 3/4" all around. I would try 8 turns first since your headlights may be pointing up more with a lower drop in the rear. If you have a hard time seeing ahead of you, then I would turn another 4 turns and see what happens. You will definitely see the difference and know when a good headlamp angle is reached without blinding oncoming traffic. I am not a professional technician so be careful at your own risk. Good Luck!
@@j168vlogs I should do adjustment for both adjustment screw with same amount of turns? park the car 15 feet or 25 feet?
@@kEvinCiTC Hey what's up! Be careful and read the car manual for headlight adjustment if you do not understand the video. There could be more problems with visibility if done incorrectly and it can be dangerous for you and others on the road. If in doubt, I would not hesitate to take it to the Lexus dealer and have it done properly. Sorry but the video is only for illustrative purposes, you will need to determine the quantity of turns and whether the headlight beam is at a safe level. I am not a professional technician so be careful at your own risk. Good Luck!
Any idea how to adjust a 13 Es?
Hey what's up! No idea lol. It they are self level headlights, you may need to be more careful.