2LHP-G37082JM-RS – Spec-D Factory Style Projector Headlights Matte Black Housing/Clear Lens Infiniti G37 | Q60 2 Door Coupe/Convertible 2008-2015

If you’re looking to enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of your Infiniti G37 or Q60, the 2LHP-G37082JM-RS from Spec-D is the perfect upgrade. These projector headlights not only provide a sleek, modern look but also improve visibility during nighttime driving, ensuring safety and style go hand in hand.

Specifications:

< li >Brand new in original box

< li >Comes with (1) set of driver and passenger side factory style projector headlights in a matte black housing with clear lens

< li >H1 12V/55W fog light bulbs are included

< li >D2S HID high/low beam, 7440NA turn signal light, T10 side marker, and T10 city light bulbs are not included – Please use stock bulbs, sockets, and wirings during installation

< li >Made by an ISO certified manufacturer using materials that meet strict OEM requirements

< li >Professional installation is highly recommended

< li >WEIGHT: 19.000 LBS

< li >WIDTH: 22.000 (in)

< li >HEIGHT: 13.000 (in)

< li >DEPTH: 26.000 (in)

(Compatible with Factory HID/Xenon without AFS-Adaptive Frontlight System headlight models)
(Does not fit any 4 Door/Sedan models)

Fitment:

< li >Infiniti G37 2 Door Coupe/Convertible 2008-2013

< li >Infiniti Q60 2 Door Coupe/Convertible 2014-2015

Why Choose Spec-D and 2LHP-G37082JM-RS?

Upgrading to the 2LHP-G37082JM-RS headlights allows you to enjoy a more focused beam pattern that significantly enhances night-time visibility. Additionally, the matte black housing gives your vehicle a custom look that sets it apart from the crowd.

Get the Best with 2LHP-G37082JM-RS and Spec-D Factory Style Projector Headlights Matte Black Housing/Clear Lens Infiniti G37 | Q60 2 Door Coupe/Convertible 2008-2015

Don’t settle for ordinary when you can elevate your driving experience with these high-quality projector headlights from Spec-D. Order now and transform your Infiniti with style and performance!

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