Ghozt Lighting presents the first ever sequential front turn signals for the 7th gen Maxima! These feature a special "start-up" animation that happens when the car turns on - this feature will be customizable for an extra fee to whatever you'd like! Normal operation is solid white for parking lights, and sequencing amber for turn signals. Item is 99% plug and play, requiring a single 12v wire to be connected to an ACC-on circuit that turns on with the car.

Unit is currently still in prototype stages, but will be available for production soon. Pricing is still up in the air, but the range will be $500-550 to modify the turn signal to do this. The module controlling this was custom built and designed by my R&D team so don't waste your time Googling to find it - you can't find this anywhere! Contact me on my FB page for any questions - thanks!

 

Perfect. That's all i need

 

Ghost. I was looking into purchasing the "sport" black housing headlights, but if you are creating these, i might as well Paint my housings. Im guessing color is the only difference between the "sport" and "non sport" headlights?

 

Correct on the color question. I also will issue a $50 refund if you send back your OEM turn signal housings. I realize the pricing is high, but the unit required a lot of extensive development to get to this stage similar to my sequential tails. This will definitely be something you don't see on many cars which will help those trying to stand out.

 

Wow. How you do this is beyond me. Pure genius

 

The price is fair. I called the only other company doing this and they want $800 bucks. I am not sure, but it looks like they are altering the Ebay headlights.

 

Correct, and that's just for a switchback unit not a custom sequencing one.

 

That's very unique and cool. I like this very much! It will definitely help to make our cars stand our more.

 

Ghozt i see you are from Md. I am in Alexandria, so when will these be avail?

 

Currently only a single prototype set has been built and will soon be installed in my headlights. I have one other prototype tester selected that is going to run the 2nd set with me with the understanding this is a prototype electronic circuit so it could have bugs. Once we determine the unit is either bug-free or have resolved any apparent bugs we will begin making production units. I'm hoping within a month, two at the tops.

 

Great. Sounds good. I will be in line for these.

 

Here's a quick vid of the first production set installed on a client's vehicle.

 

Yet another fine job my friend. Makes me wish I would've waited on my lights but I am still very pleased with my setup. Any word on the new sequential tail module? I can't wait to get that installed.

 

wow, amazing!