Any chance of doing something like that for the Amuse vents?

Price will be $329 plus shipping.

Installed pics?

Next week

What happened to less than $300?

That was if they were made in fiberglass, which quality won't be so good. Now at these price they are made of ABS plastic which cost more to make and quality is a lot better.

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For Amuse will be hard, cuz many manufacture makes this bumper. Everyone have different shape.

Good price for a good product. Thanks EVOR.

Really? How about sticking with actual Amuse. I think all the good reps (like Shine Auto) are exactly the same as Amuse. I am looking for something that would fit form the inside of the kit behind the mesh, rather then slide into the vent. Maybe that would make the differences in the shape not as important.

Installed photo on a roadster

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_5012.JPG

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_5016.JPG

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_5018.JPG

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_5017.JPG

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_5014.JPG

Detail of product

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_4999.JPG

Can you take some up close photos with the LED's off so we can see the fitment?

I will do that when I get it back.

Can we preorder?

Where is the lense that goes flush with the bumper? Or is this lenseless and sits sunken back in there?

Looks good!!

No lens. This is not OEM.

Exactly, just a flat panel with leds in it and 3m tape. Leds have a nice color and output though. Would be a PITA to clean in there....

Lenses are a selling point, can't speak for others but I'd pay more to have an optional set of lenses in place. Without it these look out of place and like Cooltoy said, not oem at all.

I would just find some plastic mesh and cut it out in the shape and glue it in front of the LEDs.

Good light output but I am +1 on it needing some kind of lens to look "complete"

My concept was front other Nismo cars. They are have the same design. Have you guys seen the new Juke GT-R version. Same type of design. No lense at all

When they will be ready for sale?

Can I get a demo version?

Subscribed for when they're ready for sale.

More clear photos of them installed.

http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_5418.JPG
http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NISMO_DRL/image1.JPG
http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NISMO_DRL/image2.JPG

Smoke lens is actually preferred to clear ones imo


http://i.imgur.com/dDLKpuI.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Ez0MHr7.jpg

Actual photos I took early Jan at Tokyo Auto Salon.
http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_8798.JPG
http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_8799.JPG
http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/NI...L/IMG_8802.JPG

Any timeline on when the LED will be available for purchase? in the mean time, I'm going to do what Cool suggested...buying a black mesh to cover the holes up temporary, thanks buddy!

Any chance we could have these in different light colours? Maybe just pure white or something?

LED lights are all white

Looks great man.

They look yellow but light up white?

Can you make them in CF as well? Pricing?

The yellow color is the phosphor coating on top of a blue LED, which is how white LEDs are made.

Subscribed because I'll be looking for this as well. Doing my conversion as soon as my parts arrive.
The yellow part makes me hesitate tho. I had yellow led halos before and I wished they were white. I found some white halos after though.
Aren't there any 6000k white that actually look white when they are off?

I guess you could always put a bit of tint film on each LED... They have an individual lense right? Like one per LED?

@CanadianSteel, take a look at anything with white LEDs including flashlights and even factory LED DRL and headlights. The emitter has the yellow phosphor. Here's an example of a bare white LED emitter, which is typically the same ones used for DRLs (tiny). It's yellow:
Cool White (5650K), SinkPAD-II Square LED - 235lm

You can probably use spray tint. The curvature of the lens makes it difficult to apply a film over it.