Well i even hit 220 KM/H (135 MP/H) but didnt notice any difference on the lights, but its not hard to do
Correct, hard to notice difference, but I noticed.
The only possible way
how to notice change is:
1. Drive in the night, out of the city, empty highway (as dark as possible)
2. Drive slower than 110kmh in the most left lane and check light horizon as close to your vehicle as possible on the left safety fence. You can see the edge of the horizon on the fence.
3. Increase speed over 110kmh and start to count seconds (stopwatches on the phone for example) when passing 110kmh. You don't have to speed up too much, just keep above 110kmh.
4. Keep driving and counting seconds.
5. When reached 28s, focus your view again on the left lane safety fence light horizon, again as close to your vehicle as possible, and watch the change.
6. With this setup, you can clearly see how the beam goes a little bit up.
Be careful when driving. It took me some time to notice it, but it works.
Most of users will never notice it, because if they are on empty highway in the night, they will use hi-beam settings of headlights. It is not possible to see the difference in the hi-beam settings, as both regular/hi-beam lights have their own mirrors and this speed change touches only regular mirrors and their settings is still under hi-beam mirrors. So with hi-beam - no visible change.
