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Icbeamer 9003/hb2 12v 60/55w X2 Pcs High Low Xenon Hid White Direct Re Ir1465 on 2040-parts.com

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San Jose, United States

San Jose, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:9003/HB2 D01:Fit:Vehicle or Motorcycle Interchange Part Number:H4 Hi/Lo D02:Fit: High/Low dual beam (Please check compatibilit Other Part Number:H4-9003/HB2-HID-DOT D03:Come with: One pair(2 pcs) Xenon bulbs Placement on Vehicle:Front Size:H4 / 9003 / HB2 Surface Finish:Xenon Gas HID Bulbs COLOR:Color:Super White PART BRAND:ICBEAMER Voltage:12V WATTAGE:60/55W

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