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If you're like many QX60 owners, chances are if you're reading this you are looking for your next accessory or modification, or are just curious as to what exactly owners have done to their QX60 by now.
Below you'll find 9 accessories, modifications and add-on's commonly done by QX60 owners. If what you've done is not listed, let us know what you did in the comments section below!
Aftermarket Wheels
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Running Boards
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Replacement LED Fog Lights
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Plasti-Dipped Grilles
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Dashboard Cameras
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Roof Boxes

Door Edge Guards
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Sun Shade
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Cargo Protector/Mat
Below you'll find 9 accessories, modifications and add-on's commonly done by QX60 owners. If what you've done is not listed, let us know what you did in the comments section below!

Aftermarket Wheels
So Finally I pulled trigger on Mazzi Rush 792 22"x9.5 all around.
Tires specs are 285/35R22. TMPS system hasn't sync'ed in yet but I bought OEM TPMS so I expect them to sync automatically.
I haven't notice any rubbing of tires when turning at sharp corners. Still have to check the difference on speedometer with GPS.
I really like how chrome wheels compliment the vehicle. Overall I am quite happy with the purchase 0
Guys excuse the post, I know its a infiniti forum, just try to share my findings. Admin pls delete if not allowed.
So I did the Vossen CV4 10.5 allround, wrap with Nitto 420, 275/40/22..fitment is perfect.. it came out great and looks good..imo. Slight rub against the mudflap on hard turn(sometimes).. I will fix that , buy cutting about 2" o the inside of the mudflap. Vossen have never did 10.5 allround, so this is the 1st.. will post some HD pics when I wash the truck.
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Running Boards
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Replacement LED Fog Lights
http://www.infinitiqx60.org/forum/2...orum/83338-morimoto-led-foglight-project.html
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Plasti-Dipped Grilles
I dipped my entire grill about 2 years back and have loved it since.
Originally I planned to pull the grill off but didn't see an easy way. I watched a bunch of youtube videos on how to apply the dip, cut cardboard and slotted the pieces behind the grill (in front of all the engine bits), then taped off the outside grill edges. Applied about 6 applications, waited about 10 minutes between each. Peeled the edges off and around the camera and I was done. In 2 years and nearly 35K the plastic dip hasn't chipped.
Another user did the entire grill but left the Infiniti logo chrome. Looks cool, like it's floating.
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Nice, I went ahead and dipped mine the other night. I left the Infinite badge and I am thinking about removing the border and just leaving the cross sections in the middle dipped. I also dipped the back chrome on the top and bottom part between the licence plate. I might do the trim around the windows, fog lights, and back badges tonight.
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Dashboard Cameras
I am planning to have a dashcam installed on my QX 60, hard-wired into the vehicle with all wires hidden away (Blackvue DR650GW-2CH). My question is about where to mount the front camera as my QX =60 is fully loaded with all the safety features such as rain sensors, lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control. With all that technology built into the windshield where can I safely have the unit installed so as not to block some sensor? I'd like it in front of the rear-view mirror so that it is out of my sight-lines and somewhat innocuous from outside view, but I see a white, translucent square cover on the rear-view mirror that faces the front of the car (so looking ahead). Obviously another sensor of some sort.
It looks to me like the only possible location to mount the front sensor then would be towards the passenger side of the rear view mirror. Would that be correct? Hopefully one of the sales guys will know and can answer. The dash cam unit is about 118 mm long with a 36 mm diameter (4-5/8 x 1-3/8 diameter, inches).
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Roof Boxes
I ended up with a Yakima Skybox 16 which fits perfect and the way its tapered in the back, it blends nicely with the D pillar design. Got it at REI when it was on sale and paid $385 for it last year. You can barely tell its on the car and it really doesn't impact your gas milage either with the exception when you are in high winds. We took the car on an 8500 mile cross country trip last fall and really appreciated it. The feet are adjustable and easy to install. I also purchased the Thule cargo box lift which works great Purchased it on Amazon and used one of the reviewer's installation methods since the manufacturer's instructions aren't that good. There are pictures posted on the Amazon sight also if you want to see various ways customers have installed them. It took me about 2 1/2 hours to install it and it was worth it. I only keep the box on the JX when I need it, and it only takes 10 minutes to install it on the car with the lift kit. Sure beats laying the box on the garage floor.
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Door Edge Guards
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Sun Shade
I purchased one from the dealership. It is custom fit for the car and covers the glass completely. It rolls up with a velcro strap to put it away. It wasn't very expensive. I live in Texas, and during the summer I use it everyday because I have to park outside at work.
We purchased the WeatherTech sun shade for $60. Its heavy duty and fits like a glove.
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Cargo Protector/Mat
It is 'thin feeling' but it works just fine for what it does. I'd have preferred it a bit to have been rubber like the all weather mats but it's fine for what it does because it is more important for me that it goes up and down with the rear seats. I've bought bags of soil, fertilizer and stones at Home Depot and after coming home, a quick vacuuming made them look new again.
Here are some pics I took of mine:
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