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Originally Posted by 335iPaul
Could it be that in US spec cars the left bulb points downward slightly so as to not blind oncoming traffic. Due to this, when you look at the headlights shining on the car in front of you the right one may seem brighter because it is more directly pointing at the car in front?
Just a guess  |
Definitely not a likely possibility. The difference is brightness is so noticeable that it almost looks like the car was in an accident.
Well, to be fair, when I look at the car head on (as in standing directly in front of each headlight) both Xenons look equally bright, but for some strange reason when I'm at a distance, one looks MUCH brighter than the other.