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Alpharex MK II NOVA-Series LED Projector Headlight Unboxing

Alpharex MK II NOVA-Series LED Projector Headlight Unboxing

Article by Garrett Wong

14′ – 23′ Toyota 4Runner MK II NOVA-Series LED Projector Headlights Black

The 5th gen Toyota 4Runner MKII NOVA-Series headlights are meticulously crafted to set your vehicle apart with a perfect blend of style and functionality. Featuring their signature 3D ice-cube projector lens, these headlights deliver exceptional lighting performance with a touch of elegance.

In addition to the horizontal NOVA projector row, they’ve  integrated a clear LED tube around the perimeter, serving as both a daytime running light (DRL) and a sequential turn signal. You have the flexibility to customize the DRL output, choosing between a crisp white or amber glow to suit your 4Runner’s aesthetics. Adding to their allure, the LED tube includes an activation light feature, which gracefully illuminates in a sequence when you unlock or lock your vehicle, adding a touch of sophistication.

These 5th gen Toyota 4Runner MKII NOVA-Series headlights boast a quad projector design, with all four projectors serving as low beam lights, while the outer two projectors double as high beam lights, ensuring optimal visibility in all driving conditions.

Elevate your 5th gen Toyota 4Runner’s appearance and performance with our 5th gen Toyota 4Runner MKII NOVA-Series headlights, designed to exceed expectations on every journey.

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