Spyder 5033963 Nissan Titan 04-15 / Nissan Armada 04-07 Projector Headlights - LED Halo - LED (Replaceable LEDs) - Smoke - High H1 (Included) - Low 9006 (Not Included)

I like these much more in person than from the picture. They are higher quality than the OEM units: heavier plastic, nicer chrome, nicer looking. They come with twin LED halos on each side, plus they have 4 white LEDs in the line above the main projector. These light up subtly and are not gaudy at all. The halos are also subtle, not very bright. At night the extra lighting adds depth to the lights. The package includes high beam bulbs which is nice.I am running 6000K 55W xenon HIDs (size 9006) in the mains and white 42 SMD LEDs (size T15 921) in the corner markers, so the xenon white halos match perfectly. I have amber LEDs (size 3157) in the turn signals and wired the turn signal markers to flash double bright as a twin bulb along with the signal flasher, instead of half always staying on as an amber parking light. To do this you snip the contact wires on the base of the LED bulb which contact the steady marker light pickup in the socket, no mod to the truck is required. Both the parking half and the signal half of the bulb will flash as a turn signal. So now I have all xenon white headlight units until a turn signal comes on. The look is as modern as a new car or better. Love it!The projector beam cutoff is extremely sharp with a stepped cutoff that is higher on the right side, perfect to keep 55W HIDs from blinding oncoming traffic. The only niggle is that the lights have no left/right adjustment (same as OEM), and I needed to shim the left light using one washer under the grill attachment bolt for perfect aim.I too have a slight bulge on the color keyed trim strip that attach to the bottom of the lights, but it is not an issue and I am very picky. Overall, much improved over OEM plus fully HID enabled.Looks way better than the Infinity QX front end.

the lights themselves look awesome, the only issue I have is amazon claiming they fit my 2008 Nissan Armada. So I proceed to completely disassemble the front end of my Armada (which if I didn't mention not an easy install) get all the wiring set up and the damn things don't fit, not even close gaps on the side and at the bottom, they fit a Nissan but not mine. Now I am skeptical of all the headlight manuf. that say they have headlights that fit the 08. Obviously this must have been a fluke year for the Armada. Hopefully Amazon will honor the return and give me my money back. So once again buyer beware if you have an 08 Armada these will not work.

I would have given 4 stars but I gave 5 to offset some of the unfair/dumb reviews from other people about this product. First off, if you cant change your own oil don't think you can just swap out headlights without some custom wiring and a little mechanical know how. The lights fit great and are good quality aside from a few minor things like manufacturing lines light (two wires) and a turn signal/running light (three wires). Clip the wire to the tu and rubber molding not being PERFECT. They do require you to tap in and solder to the existing harness to work with the LEDs. Instructions could have been a lot more clear, in fact they dont give you instructions on how to wire assuming its because there are multiple configurations you can do from drl with parking lights to drl running off ignition. Also they could have made all the wires for the led run to one positive and one ground lead instead of having 6 lead positive and 6 ground wire leads to deal with. If you want the simplest way to do this - Titan and armadas have a corner light/running light and a turn signal, use the constant/running light wire to the turn signal to wire all the positive leads form headlight to. This makes it so you can us them as drls and not have a amber light on unless using turn signal. To figure out which wire it is for constant and not intermittent/turn look at the wiring for the corner light (only two wires) clip the non black wire on the turn signal that matches the color code of the one on the corner light and use that for the positive leads as described above. OH and if you want the halos to be bright buy the cfcl ones. I bought these thinking it was the others and the LED halos are not very bright for day time use. Good luck.

difficult to install, lots of oddly located screws, lots of wires to weed through( make sure you get schematic) halo and led dull but visible, not the least bit adjusted out of the box, dont forget to adjust beams. have quick connects for the wires and handle the factory molex plugs with care

Back to update and add stars It is now going on 2020 and they still look good and they still work.-- Original review- First thing I noticed were some barely noticable scratches on the pass lens. Not enough to bother me. Second was a bit of dust inside both lamps. The ports were all sealed with tape so its probably from manufacturing. Third was the 4 blue led lights right below the signal which I was unaware of and seems to be integrated into the housing. So when they go out there is nothing you can do about it. And I've already got one with a bad connection. Also the led's mentioned and the two in each halo are the older type technology. This was the most disappointing thing for me because I'm not going HID but instead am using H/O led's for a more dramatic effect. Also one person mentioned trouble adjusting these lights and I have not got around to taking everything back apart and loosening and pushing and pulling on these things to get them level. The driver side light was pointing way up and the pass way down. The adjustment screws had no effect. They do have a nice lavender hue to them and project a bit of a rainbow effect around the field of light which I like. One more thing not so smart about these lights is that the halo connections are positioned at 6 o'clock and the wires are visible between the housing and the reflector cup. Even if the wires were black it would have been less noticable. All in all I could have been happier butI can live with these minor issues as long as the integrated led's hold up, but being that I have to take it all apart again to adjust them, I am not so tempted to try something else.