Custom Pioneer DVD/Navi Screen installed
06-12-2002, 01:24 PM
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Custom Pioneer DVD/Navi Screen installed
I finally got time to take some pics of my car and custom install of my screen
Let me know what you guys think....
Let me know what you guys think....
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06-12-2002, 03:02 PM
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Thanks for the feedback, but you can always adjust the climate controls by pressing the remote for the screen to tilt down.
Originally posted by silver03TL
Looks good, but the screen is blocking your access to the climate controls.
Looks good, but the screen is blocking your access to the climate controls.
06-12-2002, 04:20 PM
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Thanks Paul...can't wait to get the 6000k bulbs due to arrive this week..
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Looks good Jessie. I like the screen location.
Looks good Jessie. I like the screen location.
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:wow: wow that's great :wow: did the screen fit in perfectly or did you have to customize it? If so, how? I wanted to do that but all the places I go to say they have to tear out my stock radio. 
what's the fun in that right?
what's the fun in that right?
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Glad you liked it! It was a little difficult but it can be done. The screen fits fine, you just have to get in the right angle.
I don't know if anyone else has done the same thing but most places i went to also told me that you could not fit the DVD/Navi screen in there, they also told me that you have to take the stock radio.but... i guess i don't listen to other people...
I don't know if anyone else has done the same thing but most places i went to also told me that you could not fit the DVD/Navi screen in there, they also told me that you have to take the stock radio.but... i guess i don't listen to other people...
Originally posted by vojm
:wow: wow that's great :wow: did the screen fit in perfectly or did you have to customize it? If so, how? I wanted to do that but all the places I go to say they have to tear out my stock radio. what's the fun in that right?
:wow: wow that's great :wow: did the screen fit in perfectly or did you have to customize it? If so, how? I wanted to do that but all the places I go to say they have to tear out my stock radio.
what's the fun in that right?
06-12-2002, 04:49 PM
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Originally posted by Jessie888
i guess i don't listen to other people...
i guess i don't listen to other people...
Looks grea man, great work! Too bad you can't have a piece of the marble for that area giving it continuity
....but it can't be impossible
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Thanks for the compliment.
Ron of "Streeteffectz" might be able to hook me up with a OEM Wood trim to cover the outer portion of the screen.
Crossing my fingers
[QUOTE]Originally posted by TUFF GONG
Thats the kind of mentality I like to hear when doing custom installs.
Looks grea man, great work! Too bad you can't have a piece of the marble for that area giving it continuity....but it can't be impossible. [/QUOTE
Ron of "Streeteffectz" might be able to hook me up with a OEM Wood trim to cover the outer portion of the screen.
Crossing my fingers
[QUOTE]Originally posted by TUFF GONG
Thats the kind of mentality I like to hear when doing custom installs.
Looks grea man, great work! Too bad you can't have a piece of the marble for that area giving it continuity
....but it can't be impossible. [/QUOTE
06-12-2002, 08:48 PM
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Originally posted by Jessie888
Glad you liked it! It was a little difficult but it can be done. The screen fits fine, you just have to get in the right angle.
I don't know if anyone else has done the same thing but most places i went to also told me that you could not fit the DVD/Navi screen in there, they also told me that you have to take the stock radio.but... i guess i don't listen to other people...
Glad you liked it! It was a little difficult but it can be done. The screen fits fine, you just have to get in the right angle.
I don't know if anyone else has done the same thing but most places i went to also told me that you could not fit the DVD/Navi screen in there, they also told me that you have to take the stock radio.but... i guess i don't listen to other people...
06-13-2002, 08:47 AM
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nope, i just had to angle it in the right way to fit in there.
Originally posted by vojm
When you installed it, did you have to take the unit screen out? or did you just slide it in as is? Looks sooo clean
When you installed it, did you have to take the unit screen out? or did you just slide it in as is? Looks sooo clean
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