Anzo Usa 111004 Headlight Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Chino, California, US
| Anzo USA 111004 Headlight Assembly Head Light Assembly Headlight Assembly Headlight Assembly; Clear Lens; Pair; Chrome; Not For Use w/Sealed Beam Headlights; FEATURES:
Anzo USA offers the best quality performance lighting products at the lowest cost. All ANZO USA products are S.A.E. (Society Automotive Engineers) and D.O.T. (Department of Transportation) compliant to FMVSS no. 108 (Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards); and manufactured in a state-of-the-art ISO 9002 and QS 9000 quality certified factory. In order to ensure perfection, we rigorously test every ANZO USA lighting products in a Thermo-Hygrometer (temperature and humidity chamber) and Rain-Resistant Tester. As well as thoroughly exposing all of our products to intense photometric testing to guarantee strict compliance with local, state, federal and international standards. All of our lighting products are designed using CAD/CAM computerized equipment and these modern designs are then tested using a 3-dimensional testing machine to insure precision and accuracy in the research, development and design of our molds. | |
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