do they make these for 2009 g37x coupes?

 

It looks nice but it is expensive.

 

do they stay on all the time, or just when the headlights are off? It would be nice if they stayed on at night when the headlights were on too.

 

Please post the Nissan part number (and a scan of the install instructions if you can)

 

They are connected to the CMB so yes they act like DRL and turn off when the normal lights come on...and like i said they are almost blinding in the day time i have seen them at night you can almost drive with just them I have a good feeling you would get pulled over and def blind oncoming traffic

 

Unfortunately everyone has there hustle and this happens to be Circle Infinities thing They are trying to become competitive on getting stuff like this and i promised i would not give the part number out...but when you call tony tell him Pesh sent you his way and he will take care of you....I had the lights in my possession for a week before they could put them in and the instructions are extensive.....I opted to let them do it...but If you Plan on ordering and then DIY don't worry cause they cover every little piece of tape, even where to zip tie(all included). good luck though

 

I'm sure Riverside Infiniti can get these without any problem.

 

Can you at least post scan of instructions so we can see what is involved to do a DYI?

 

I kind of like those DRLs.

 

I will post the instructions on monday i don't have a scanner at home...but i warn you now it is extremely complicated and IT CONNECTS DIRECT TO BCM....If you screw this up in the slightest you risk your warrenty....

 

Well here are the links to that style of foglight, and another style on the Nissan Japan site. If anyone can read Japanese then maybe you can use that to seach for the description and part number.

http://www2.nissan.co.jp/SKYLINE/?pa...bid=B02&id=D86
http://www2.nissan.co.jp/SKYLINE/?pa...bid=B02&id=D87

 

those DRL look pretty cool. good job!

 

Hyper daytime running lights

non-sport w/ a/t part # b66m0-1nf01

sport w/ mt part # b66m0-1nh00

sport w/ a/t part # b66m0-1nh01

 

This is a good start it is where i started my search i Actual have a peer who lives in japan and he found out that the lights that are sold in japan would fit , the cost was about the same once the conversion rate is applied and shipping would be the installation cost so it becomes more cost effective to get them from cicrle infiniti....also...the instructions come in Japanese and the dealers in japan will only really help and talk to residence of japan(which sucks)......plus not sure if bcm and relays are in same position in japanese and American cars(don't think this would be a big deal cause you could always put the wiring harness in backwards (To compensate for steering wheel and bcm movement)


to all you DIYers did no one do their system this is the fifth time i am asking for help on my speakers...need to find the bose impedence and rms power output...pretty sure if know one steps up to help i will be done with this **** and stop helping others wtf

 

Circle Infiniti quotes $676 for the sport and $642 for the non-sport versions plus installation [3.0 hrs @ $120 an hr ($360)].
So it would be around $1K. Dunno if it is worth.