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HU in rear view mirror....
HU in rear view mirror....
Was on honda-tech seeing what kind of caraudio knowledge they have there and came across this:
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1233583&page=1
I guess I dont really understand how it works...
I don't know, I wouldn't do it, but its pretty inventive. I dont know what purpose it would serve, but then again, I have a waffle iron in my trunk...
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1233583&page=1
I guess I dont really understand how it works...
I don't know, I wouldn't do it, but its pretty inventive. I dont know what purpose it would serve, but then again, I have a waffle iron in my trunk...
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71buickfreak wrote:Its actually pretty easy. usually when you do this trick, you solder wires to the detachable face connectors and remote mount the deck. its a pretty trick thing, its not something you see everyday, but its been done before.
Ya I thought I've seen similar mounts where they mount the faceplate in the visor, or in the roof.
Just not sure if I like it in the mirror location, but that's just me. He did a good job on the fabrication.
I would be down for a roof or simular type install myself, but i think the rearview is a little too important in a street car.Chris from Washington wrote:Ya I thought I've seen similar mounts where they mount the faceplate in the visor, or in the roof.
Just not sure if I like it in the mirror location, but that's just me. He did a good job on the fabrication.
when ever i get my new car (hopefully an s-10?!) i wouldn't mind doing something along the lines of this, as far as custom placement of the HU faceplate and then have the rest of it under the seat or something.
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