So, I went with a modified A5/S5 pattern. The difference is that I didn't extend the LED all the way to the edge. It just kind of flowed better with the B6 this way.
I used e-codes, and canibalized the low beam projector out of my old stock housings and formed it in to be the new high beam. Took out all inside metal beam cut-off blockers for the highs so the high beam is bright and has no beam cut-off.
- Yes I know there are still holes. I haven't finished off that part or covered with CF yet. The holes are from putting the projector housing in where the old huge high beam housing was.
- The LED are not "blue". I couldn't get the pic to take them as "white" as they are. They match the HID low beam color. Those with LED's know what I mean. The appearance of the low beam is only due to the flash of the camera. The lows and highs are not hooked up yet.
- These aren't close to done. I've been messing with the LED curve, and have even adjusted it somewhat already since the pics were taken to flow better off the seam angle between the hood and front fender. In addition, everything in the interior of the housing will be covered with Carbon Fiber (and I'm in doing the splitter and all grilles with CF overlay, as well). And the LED will have a small "eyelid" cover across the top of the LED strip, and a semi-clear lense cover will go over the LED. Right now they are just exposed.
- The red line you may see is just dry erase marker on the clear lens so I can get the angle I'm looking for. It rubs right off.
- The LED are spaced 2cm apart.
Anyhow:
This one is where you can see the holes in the high beam area. Those will get covered and then overlayed with CF.
So that's it. The interior of my ecodes is chrome. Which made them hella cheap to buy. It didn't matter because I knew I was covering them in CF. But right now, they look like ass and are picking up reflections in a way that the CF won't when completed.
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