so the 2 square lens is the low beam?

 

On the yellow on the strip is a sequential turn signal with the normal signal as well. then you have the led strip on the bottom as the daytime running lights and then your low beam as the square ones and your high beam as the big round one.

 

That looks really nice, kind of like the 2015 GTR. Very curious to see these on a sedan.

 

i see. wat about the parking light? and fog light? im curious about the light output of the low beams.

 

Price wise i will not have yet. we have to finish our test fit do a video and photo shoot then i might have some info on pricing i will update when they hit the market.

 

Parking light is the led strip at the bottom on the last picture. When i get a test vehicle in i will show more images of the out put of the lights.

 

Thanks for keeping the updates coming, I'm liking what you've done here, and really looking forward to Sedan versions.

 

Wish I was over in Cali... I'd test fit those for sure.

 

Pretty decent looking light so far. Not something I'd be buying, but good to see support for the G in general.

 

Yeah, I did. You responded but I couldn't get back to you until several days later as I had gotten slammed at work.

They look good though! What I'd really like to see is a complete LED driving light replacement, if these aren't already that.

 

These look really cool.
Do you have a sense of cost?
Would you consider a retrofit kit for existing?

 

As of right now i do not have a price on them. What do you mean by a retrofit kit?

 

Probably means something you can put inside the original lens covers perhaps? FWIW the Spyder kits are usually pretty well priced so just a simple plug & play would be better than the hassle of trying to unseal and reseal the OEM setup.

 

Any word on when these will be available to purchase?

 

I agree that the ideal is to plug and play, and would hope these lenses are well priced especially for early adopters. You cannot get better advertising than us showing them off on the road.

If too pricey, the next best option is to retrofit the existing lenses if that is viable for most of us.