up for few pics of the quad projector build.

 

looks good!

 

Nice job

 

Wow great work!

 

Looks good. You might wanna try the ocular or apollo shroud up top. Looks like something is missings. the e46 will fit too but requires alot of trimming and might have to extend it. The projectors are a night and day difference. Just need to adjust the cutoff lines which is why i mount and test all the lights on my car so i know they are straight. Good work

 

i actually tried the gatling gun shroud and didnt get it to fit nicely so i left the top shroudless. I was planning on using the e46 or the ocular for my 2nd quad retro since i have more experience now. Going to try to mount it with brackets this time so adjusting is easier. As for the cut off.. I tried to get it the best i could but it shifted a little when I closed it up..shrouds is touching the housing.

thanks for all the compliments guys.

 

The gatlin or the cayanee will not fit. They are way too big. Mounting to brackets then mounting the brackets to the reflector is the way to go. It will give you the rotational adjustment needed to line the cutoffs better and will not move when bounceing around from driving

 

Yeah definitely going to do brackets and use better projectors. I've had no problems with the projectors bouncing with this method yet. Sucks that I had to find out the hard way the gatlings wont fit. Now i get to use the extra one that i didnt hack up to vacuum form lol.

 

lookin good

 

damn, that is alot of light output! Looks very good, nice job

 

Looks good, thanks for the install pix every little bit counts...

 

no problem. forgot to take pics as i was working and didnt want camera to get dusty. How is yours turning out?

 

Realizing I went a little trim crazy in some areas, so making some sort of mounts with limited supplies at this point, theres gonna be some JB-Weld slinging once everything is line up cleaned up and bolted up for added security from wiggling a loose.

 

cool. good luck with your build.

 

drooling for more pics over here...... thanks for the contribution!