iv been thinking a bout doing some type of mod for fun but when it comes to the electronics im not as skilled at the mechanical aspects of auto mobiles.

i was thinking of installing one of my old systems thats catching dust such as a sega or snes and keeping everything oem looking by using the navi screen.

any1 have any insight on doing somthing like this?

P.S. what the hell is a window roll up module what does it do?

 

This should be in Audio & Electronics. The roll up module is made by KP Technologies, it allows you to roll the windows up with your key fob.

 

There are a few modules out there that you can purchase that allows you to connect things to the navigation screen.

The window roll up module by KP allows you to roll up the window by pushing the lock button and holding it for the second time.

Our cars can open the window by the same method, only using the unlock button instead of the lock button.

You can also roll up your windows by using the key and keyhole, and holding it in the lock position for the second time.

 

Sound Murderers TL-s. he has an all in one gameboy looking device.

 

where do i find stuff like this? iv been looking alot and cant not find any type of instructions or products on this site

 

Look/search for Dom's Nav2go.

 

8-bit NES installed. Game carts go in behind the rear armrest.

 

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how is that done?

 

Just need an AV input for the headunit. If you have a DVD-played, you can hook it up through there.

I was rockin Gran Turismo 4 on PS2, and then switched it out to NES.

 

I took an NES apart, molded the controller ports and power/reset switch into the rear console ash tray, extended the controller ports w/ CAT5 cable, mounted the actual NES shell in the trunk w/ access to the cart slot via the pass through.

I was going to mount the cart slot IN the rear armrest, had the 72 pin connector extended and everything mounted, but it wouldn't pass info over that long of a path so I just turned it back to a cup holder.