6.5 LCD indash screen with DVD Playtion
#1
6.5 LCD indash screen with DVD Playtion
Hay guys and gals,
Go to my photos album link in my sig. and check out the 6.5" LCD indsh screen with playtion and DVD I just installed. Also check out the dash work on the passenger side. I had the perferated setion of the dash above the glove box and all the arm pulls dyed black to match prefeated section on the sides of the center console. Also dyed all the A-B-C pillars. When it comes in I'm installing preferated black leather to the cloth section in the door panles to match the preferated black vyinal sections,e perfarted lether on the Momo steering wheel, and the scuff grauds on the seats.
Enjoy
Go to my photos album link in my sig. and check out the 6.5" LCD indsh screen with playtion and DVD I just installed. Also check out the dash work on the passenger side. I had the perferated setion of the dash above the glove box and all the arm pulls dyed black to match prefeated section on the sides of the center console. Also dyed all the A-B-C pillars. When it comes in I'm installing preferated black leather to the cloth section in the door panles to match the preferated black vyinal sections,e perfarted lether on the Momo steering wheel, and the scuff grauds on the seats.
Enjoy
#3
Seat rails
Kincaid
Thanks. Seat rails are custom fabricated from angle iron and bolts from Ace Hardware using only the feet of the rails from the stock seats. The sliders rails are from Tenzos made for the Tenzo Rally seats. I just spent the last 1/2-hour pulling the LCD screen, head unit, woofer, rear seat, spare tire, etc out of the car for Autoxing.
Dave
Thanks. Seat rails are custom fabricated from angle iron and bolts from Ace Hardware using only the feet of the rails from the stock seats. The sliders rails are from Tenzos made for the Tenzo Rally seats. I just spent the last 1/2-hour pulling the LCD screen, head unit, woofer, rear seat, spare tire, etc out of the car for Autoxing.
Dave
#5
Shift ****?
My shift **** is a Momo Race Cardon Fiber. I think http://www.ichibahn.com/0010004.pdf might have what your looking for.
#7
looks like a clean install, but if you have the rest of your car stripped and race ready (some what) why have a dvd and playstation installed?
rant:
i never understood why you would want a playstation in a car, or even a dvd system unless you drove a minivan around with 4 kids in the back every day. i also never understood why someone would install a second tach into thier car when it comes with one from the factory. maybe it's just me.
rant:
i never understood why you would want a playstation in a car, or even a dvd system unless you drove a minivan around with 4 kids in the back every day. i also never understood why someone would install a second tach into thier car when it comes with one from the factory. maybe it's just me.
#8
Q&A
Identity_X
I got the LCD/ form a Paypal shop on sale for $280 and the DVD I run of my laptop though an up-converted (coverts VGA to Composite Video) Yes I did the install myself I do everything myself.
njaremka
I practically live in my car for work or pleasure. At work my bread and butter is in A/V (audio video) as I'm an Video Telecommunications Feild Engineer. Since I spend so much time in my car for work travleing there is nothing like a round of Grand Terisemo II at lunch to work out the stress from drive around the Washington D.C. Beltway.
Also I do a lot of traveling on weekends to enjoy my other hobbies such as Mountain Biking. It’s really cool to have a long day on the trails then relax with a beer and some Shrek on the Video. Plus it makes the long ride to the mountains really short if you have a couple videos to watch or some games to play.
Also note, I have 99 Protégé with 93,000 miles because its been across the US four times up and down the east coast more times than I can remember and this summer it will see a couple trips to Georgia, North Carolina, at least three to New England, and one long trip in August to Canada as I'm entered in a six day Mountain bike race across the Canadian Rockies.
Plus not only do I plan on racing my car about six times this year but also I plan on showing it at some car shows.
Versatility and flexibility goes along way to having some fun!
I got the LCD/ form a Paypal shop on sale for $280 and the DVD I run of my laptop though an up-converted (coverts VGA to Composite Video) Yes I did the install myself I do everything myself.
njaremka
I practically live in my car for work or pleasure. At work my bread and butter is in A/V (audio video) as I'm an Video Telecommunications Feild Engineer. Since I spend so much time in my car for work travleing there is nothing like a round of Grand Terisemo II at lunch to work out the stress from drive around the Washington D.C. Beltway.
Also I do a lot of traveling on weekends to enjoy my other hobbies such as Mountain Biking. It’s really cool to have a long day on the trails then relax with a beer and some Shrek on the Video. Plus it makes the long ride to the mountains really short if you have a couple videos to watch or some games to play.
Also note, I have 99 Protégé with 93,000 miles because its been across the US four times up and down the east coast more times than I can remember and this summer it will see a couple trips to Georgia, North Carolina, at least three to New England, and one long trip in August to Canada as I'm entered in a six day Mountain bike race across the Canadian Rockies.
Plus not only do I plan on racing my car about six times this year but also I plan on showing it at some car shows.
Versatility and flexibility goes along way to having some fun!
#11
Makaveli,
This is a description of the route:
Starting in Fernie, British Columbia, amateur and pro mountain bikers will take to gravel paths, steep climbs and mountain passes as they traverse the Canadian Rockies to arrive in Canmore, Alberta, one of the most beautiful mountain communities in the world. http://www.transrockies.de/en/
I don't think I'll get very close to Vancouver. But it would be cool to see what going on up north with Protege seen.
njaremka
Ditto
WTF is parking? I wish my life was so simple that PARKING was exiting. No pun intended but parking, hum? I'm not getting something here. Do you mean parking in a spot with a great view of the setting sun so you can work polishing your shift ****? !
This is a description of the route:
Starting in Fernie, British Columbia, amateur and pro mountain bikers will take to gravel paths, steep climbs and mountain passes as they traverse the Canadian Rockies to arrive in Canmore, Alberta, one of the most beautiful mountain communities in the world. http://www.transrockies.de/en/
I don't think I'll get very close to Vancouver. But it would be cool to see what going on up north with Protege seen.
njaremka
Ditto
when my wife and i go parking
#12
Originally posted by biknman
njaremka
Ditto
WTF is parking? I wish my life was so simple that PARKING was exiting. No pun intended but parking, hum? I'm not getting something here. Do you mean parking in a spot with a great view of the setting sun so you can work polishing your shift ****? !
njaremka
Ditto
WTF is parking? I wish my life was so simple that PARKING was exiting. No pun intended but parking, hum? I'm not getting something here. Do you mean parking in a spot with a great view of the setting sun so you can work polishing your shift ****? !