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2018-2023 Ford Mustang Black Series Dynamic ColorSHIFT(tm) LED Headlights w/ Sequential Turn Signal

The new Mustang DYNAMIC ColorSHIFT(tm) headlights from ORACLE Lighting are complete replacement headlights that pack a TON of innovative features such as Blacked-Out Housings, Sequential FLOW Turn Signals, and Smartphone Control all in one package! Dynamic ColorSHIFT(tm) RGB+A headlights feature individually addressable LEDs which pack a ton of unique features. The Dynamic features allow the user to run multiple moving color patterns through the LEDs, creating a vivid eye-catching lighting effect. The new RGB+A (RGB+ Amber LED) SWITCHBACK line-up features Amber LEDs creating the exclusive Dynamic FLOW turn signal effect. The "BLACK-SERIES" headlights feature a Matte Black Housing, Satin Black Bezel, and Smoked Marker Light for a dark and aggressive overall styling. Designed to enhance the look without compromising its safety and functions. These complete headlights feature: Dynamic Halos and Dynamic Tri-Bar DRLs and includes everything needed for installation. No need to swap over any bulbs or ballasts these are COMPLETE LED headlights! Wiring is now easy with the plug-and-play connectors. Simply plug the halos into the LED driver and connect to + and ? to the battery. Then you just turn on the app and connect to the controller. Conveniently controlled through a free smartphone App, the system features over 200 pre-programmed moving patterns as well as static color control and white DRL mode for normal street driving. In addition to the pre-programmed features the user can also create custom designs through pixel editing in the app. Through the App you can easily make standard white colors as well as any static colors using the LED color wheel. What makes these DYNAMIC halos more unique is that you can also display a variety of moving patterns within the app. With over 200 different patterns there is something to fit every color scheme you can imagine!

• 200 pre-programmed moving patterns