[GaryH]

The LED elements should shine out horizontally (be in the housing) ….with the LED elements being at the 9 and 3 o’clock positions. If that’s what you mean by the bottom at the 6 o’clock?

 

[GaryH]

Innate, unless I’m mistaken, I think the up and to the left comment you made is relative to his second photo, which is described as high beams, and are whatever pattern they are, since the shutter unit on the light housing is wide open for high beams….and what the poster calls “running lights” (mistakenly) in the top photo are actually his low beams, which look very similar to wolfeprop9599’s pattern. I think the only adjustment the poster needs to worry about is for the pattern he calls….running. Just my 2 cents.

 

[GaryH]

Let me make a suggestion. Adjust for the low beams….and go try the high beams out at night on a dark road. The point is….for the high beams, you are not adjusting them and the pattern will be whatever it is. And it does not matter how the pattern looks on a garage wall….you’re not going to be using them on a garage wall. See how they work out on the road. You’ll be turning them off when meeting another car anyway.

 

[GaryH]

I don’t know about crooked bullets. Maybe someone else thats done the LED conversion can take a picture and show the high beam pattern they have on a garage wall, for comparison. Cheers.
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