3″: STi-R Clear Lens
$80.00 – $88.00 CAD
Using the JDM Subaru STi projector lens as our performance benchmark for 3″ Koito Bi-xenon Projectors, we were able to bring that hard-to-find performance to the masses with Morimoto 100% optically clear STi-R lenses.
COMPATIBILITY
Ford Mustang: 2013-2017
Nissan Murano: OE Bi-Xenon Headlights
Nissan 350Z: 2006-2008 (w/ OEM HIDs)
Nissan 370z: All
Lexus LS460: All
Lexus RX350: All (w/ Bi-Xenon)
Porsche 997: All (w/ Bi-Xenon)
Subaru BR-Z: All
Toyota Prius: 2010+
Toyota 4Runner: 2014-2020 (w/o OEM LEDs)
Toyota Tacoma: 2016-2021 (w/o OEM LEDs)
Others: Any 3in projector w/ 27mm Focus
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Lenses: 3″ STi-R (Pair)
Warranty: Lifetime
Description
Hard to Beat: When using these lenses on the family of 27mm focus Koito bi-xenon projectors listed in the compatibility section below – the aesthetic appeal and raw performance of your retrofit will be hard to beat.
Jap-Spec: It is very common for many modern Toyota, Lexus, Scion, Subaru, Nissan, and Mazda vehicles with 2.5″ factory projectors to come with the projector that’s compatible with this lens. If you’re unsure, feel free to ask! (H7, H11, D2S, and D4S are all common bulb sizes in these projectors)
No Brainer: Adding a set of clear lenses to your projector retrofit should be a “no-brainer”. Not only are they an inexpensive upgrade, but they allow the projectors to perform to their maximum potential in every aspect.
Size Matters: When picking out a pair of clear lenses, it’s not about which model is “best” – it’s about compatibility. The diameter AND focus height of the lens are both very important.
TECH SPECS
DIAMETER: 73.5mm
FOCUS HEIGHT: 27mm
CLARITY: 100% Clear Morimoto Kuria Optics
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1 review for 3″: STi-R Clear Lens
Swapped out the OEM lenses on first gen Murano projectors and could not be happier. Tuning was nearly perfect with factory spacer for one, but I needed additional spacers for the other projector. I would recommend rotating the lens to make sure you’re getting the best output.