2014-2016 Toyota Highlander Projector Headlights W/Led Kit+Cool Fan Smoked For Mercedes-Benz Turbo High Strength Cold Wound Springs

Name: 2014-2016 Toyota Highlander Projector Headlights W/Led Kit+Cool Fan Smoked For Mercedes-Benz Turbo High Strength Cold Wound Springs
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 12390317235
Price: 202.22 USD
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Rating: 4.6327 (11 reviews)

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2014 2016 Toyota Highlander Projector Headlights W Led Kit+Cool Fan Smoked For Mercedes Benz Turbo High Strength Cold Wound Springs High Strength Cold Wound Springs Powder coated for Maximum Durability Spring Rate: 7 kg mm (392 lbs in) 100% Brand New Nuvision LED headlight bulbs create a cool blue light beam similar to what is more commonly available on most high end luxury vehicles

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