who has ps2 in cl
03-09-2003, 03:54 PM
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who has ps2 in cl
if u do where did u mount it and how hard is it to hook up i plan on putting mine in when i get my pioneer headunit that has the dvd/cd/popout 7in lcd back cant wait
03-09-2003, 04:17 PM
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i have mine standing up on the passenger side floor kinda wedged between the floor and the glove box. and it is real easy to hook up if you got the right stuff.
03-09-2003, 10:45 PM
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will the PS2 fit in the glovebox??? i mean if your had it put in there, you'd still be able to open and shut it right?? thats where i was plannin on putting mine when i get a lcd screen
03-10-2003, 01:02 AM
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I mounted mine in the trunk, right next to the pass-through/armrest thing. When I'm playing it, I just pull down the armrest and open the little door. That way, when I hit the eject button, the drawer slides open right in front of the pass-through. Works pretty well. 
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its pretty easy to relocate the drive and they sell extentions for the controller and you could mount it under you hu note: main problem will be the ps2's wire that they use fr the power because its like foil sandwiched between two peaces of plastic and can break really easy. if any mods ps2 you should know. xbox is alot easier and has a hard drive to upload songs (no cd to carry)
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Originally posted by truraysa
oo almost for got. they sell a adptor/converter so you dont have to use a power converter thats for ps2 only have not found one for xbox yet
oo almost for got. they sell a adptor/converter so you dont have to use a power converter thats for ps2 only have not found one for xbox yet
03-10-2003, 10:11 AM
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A power converter is the adapter you plug the PS2 in. You sould hotwire it into the cigarette lighter or some place else. I think all it requires is a positive and a ground.
03-10-2003, 05:19 PM
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im getting one soon to go with 2 7 inch screens. my lower dash(glovebox,main console, and under steering wheel) will be fiberglassed with a behringer ultracurve and ps2 with speakers molded into glovebox and near steering wheel. My dough is almost all saved up so i can buy all this shit at once and get glassin!
03-10-2003, 05:48 PM
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hey do any of u have pics of your set up and where can i buy this adapter i plan on doing it this month or by the end of next all depends when head unit gets fixed
03-10-2003, 08:55 PM
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I will have pics on Wednesday. A popular place to put the converter is in the ash tray behind the center console. You have to put a custom plate there so the plug from the PS2 can be plugged in. A lot of people put it there because they like to put whatever system they're using under the driver or passenger seat so when they're stopped at a light they can change the disc.
03-11-2003, 12:18 PM
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I have my ps2 under the drivers seat it fits perfect and I put a power inverter where the rear ashtray use to be in the center counsel. It is a perfect place for it. It is very easy to change the discs from the drivers seat when it is right under you also easy to turn it on and off just reach down behind the seat. This was the best place I could find.
03-11-2003, 02:52 PM
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ya if it is under your seat what happens when u haev to move your seat all the way up does it move around and im confuzed with this inverter where did u get it and i need some pics people
03-11-2003, 07:41 PM
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i had my playstation, under my seat, and ya it does move around..
but what are the changes of it moving around, i bearly let any1 drive my car,
and i never move my seat, only the back support...
but my car in going into the shop, for a whole new interior job.
but i'm going to remove the airbag so i can mount the playstation into where the wood grain is, or my unitedinmotion sticker.
but what are the changes of it moving around, i bearly let any1 drive my car,
and i never move my seat, only the back support...
but my car in going into the shop, for a whole new interior job.
but i'm going to remove the airbag so i can mount the playstation into where the wood grain is, or my unitedinmotion sticker.
03-12-2003, 08:23 AM
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I have mine under the passenger seat faceing rear, so u just reach behind the seat to turn it on and to change disc, but Im lookin for a new place to put it
03-12-2003, 09:55 PM
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I also ran my controller wires up into my center councel so I had them stored in there. If you have your seat all the way back it will hold the ps2 in place nicely and you dont have to mount it.
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