Hey guys, So i'm new to the site, I became a member so that i can help my girlfriend with her "snowwhite Rx-8" I'm sure the white has a specific name, but i dont know what it is (that's what she named her car snow white, because of the color). So here is my question, she says that her headlight beam seems a little low. Now i know that most xenon/hid headlights have a little adjustment bolt/nut/screw/etc, i asked mazda to see if they were low, and they were, so they adjusted them a little, but still not good enough for my 5'2 girlfriend and they said that they are not allowed to tell/show me where or how to do that because it's "illegal". I was just wondering if there is a thread or something that shows/explains to me how to adjustd the headlights. I'm am quite the grease monkey(I own an m3 and do tons of work to it), but if i dont have to take the bumper off that would be ideal. Any help or suggestions would be appreacited by myself, and my tiny girlfriend. Thanks.
-Shawn

 

its called white water pearl.

 

to the OP:

search is your friend

here you go cuz I'm nice...sometimes.

https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ght+adjustment

 

or snowflake white pearl. what year is it?

 

looks likes someone gave you the right link, just keep in mind that the driver's side light is intentionally lower then the right side. (so as to not blind incoming drivers)
where abouts in California?

 

^very important

 

also pics of said GF are required...

 

^true story

 

with the car.

 

Just follow the 05rex8's thread link. It's pretty simple. Just get a nice wall to drive up to.

That's what my first one was "Snowflake White Pearl" And now I have dull grey.

 

Ok fella's, i want to thank you guys for all the help. I'll take a picture of her and the 2005 rx-8 asap. But i need to warn you guys she is smokin hot, and she's actually in la for school right now so give me a week or so for that picture that when i'm going down to visit her, also i live in sacramento for those who are wondering. And i drive a 1997 track ready m3.