2002 rl dash kit
#2
What dash kit are you referring to? Do you want the dash to fit an aftermarket HU or the vinyl apply over your OEM dash. The dash kit for an aftermarket will run ~$325 range or you can custom fit your oem dash for free lol. The vinyl is about $175 which can be found on eBay. Hope that help.
#4
Racer
AFAIK, that is the only option unless you do custom work as 3.5 stated in the post above yours. Good luck!
#5
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
Custom will look good, seen it done before locally...
Otherwise you know the rules of "flag ship" cars... gotta pay to play.
Otherwise you know the rules of "flag ship" cars... gotta pay to play.
#7
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
Where are you located? I'll ask my buddy if he has any pics of the install he did on the RL he did a few months back.
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#8
There is no DIY. It is so easy and it takes about 15mins to cut the trim; you need to wait at least 24hr so the JB weld fully cured. If you want to do it, here are the tools you need:
Dremel
JB weld( black/red tube)
That is all about it lol pretty easy. If you are paying some to do it then I don't know what to say
Dremel
JB weld( black/red tube)
That is all about it lol pretty easy. If you are paying some to do it then I don't know what to say
#9
I'm located in Arizona, if ur buddy has pictures that would be great. Thnx for all the feedback guys! This is an awesome forum and I'm happy to be part of it.
#10
There is no DIY. It is so easy and it takes about 15mins to cut the trim; you need to wait at least 24hr so the JB weld fully cured. If you want to do it, here are the tools you need:
Dremel
JB weld( black/red tube)
That is all about it lol pretty easy. If you are paying some to do it then I don't know what to say
Dremel
JB weld( black/red tube)
That is all about it lol pretty easy. If you are paying some to do it then I don't know what to say
#12
Yes and yes, you have to cut the stock faceplate out. This or paying 350$ is your choice. Brians, the reason why we cut the faceplate from the stock radio is to fit aftermarket HU and sound system.
#13
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
Figured I'd drop this here... enjoy.
#15
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
Well, from looking at my '96 RL interior pics... the A/C setup was up top. The one pictured above was moved to the bottom, obviously, and was custom built and cut on the sides top make it fit correctly and have the wiring extended. Or... Notice it's a Honda Legend and not an Acura due to the RHD. Not sure, but maybe their setup over there is completely different compared to how we get the RLs over here... My '04 has everything built into the navigation system and is all electronic buttons, not a manual A/C setup like in the above pictured set up. Here is a pic of the old '96 console...
#16
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
Here is the interior from a '96 Honda Legend to help... and here is the interior from a '99 Honda Legend. Completely different, but from the "relocated" A/C in the pic above, it looks like it was a '96-98 setup that was tweaked and cut down to size to relocate it to the bottom. But... the '96-98 also have the Hazard lights and clock control located above it and the '99 does not. so... it looks like an combo of the '96-'98 face plate since they extend to the left and right edges, but the faceplate from the '99 to the top edge. and I'm still looking for the setup that is located behind the "monitor" on the "relocated" A/C pic.
Last edited by 99blackhatch; 02-13-2013 at 02:09 PM.
#17
You cannot lower the air conditioning controls without extensive modifications. His are on the bottom because he has the navigation model, which comes with the controls on the bottom.
#18
But, 99BlackHatch, why did you install the stock radio in the glove box if you have a new radio anyway? And did you not like the navigation system so you put another one in? It looks like good work, I just don't understand your reasoning.
#19
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
Don't get this incorrect... That is a Honda Legend i posted a picture of. I randomly found it earlier today and posted it in here to help others. I'm perfectly content with the '04 RL's interior. I can only imagine that he switched to the aftermarket setup to be able to have a system that he would have to update every year from Acura, and also have the ability to watch movies and such over the stock Navigation system. But that is my assumption. As for the cassette played in the glove box, i guess it would be in case he / she wanted to listen to cassette tapes or use the cassette deck to use the cassette tape head phone jack maybe... but if one went to this much work moving things around, why not get an aftermarket system with an "AUX" jack built in? i'm not an electronics expert at all... maybe he needed to retain the cassette player for some reason and just decided to relocate it. Who knows.
#21
I'd be very interested to know what the bottom middle button on the control console does for the Honda Legend. All the RLs just have a piece of plastic there that doesn't do anything.
#22
2004 Carbon Gray 3.5RL
It's for the parking pole i believe.
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http://imageshack.us/f/40/img0448.JPG/ Here's a picture of my custom dash kit for my 2002 RL, my local cartoys guys did for me for around 300
#29
^^a parking pole is an extendable powered "antenna" that pops up/down in opposite side of drivers view to assist with parking. it extends up to alert the driver where the edge of bumper is. this is real helpful parallel parking in tight spaces (ie, ALL of japan) hehehe
its really not that hard to fab into a us car to make it work. a bunch of half wise civic integra heads do it in socal. piece of cake. long as your pole works for sure...proving power to it with a wired actuator/cutting a tiny hole in the bumper to mount it. this is my least favorite jdm mod.
its really not that hard to fab into a us car to make it work. a bunch of half wise civic integra heads do it in socal. piece of cake. long as your pole works for sure...proving power to it with a wired actuator/cutting a tiny hole in the bumper to mount it. this is my least favorite jdm mod.
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^^a parking pole is an extendable powered "antenna" that pops up/down in opposite side of drivers view to assist with parking. it extends up to alert the driver where the edge of bumper is. this is real helpful parallel parking in tight spaces (ie, ALL of japan) hehehe
its really not that hard to fab into a us car to make it work. a bunch of half wise civic integra heads do it in socal. piece of cake. long as your pole works for sure...proving power to it with a wired actuator/cutting a tiny hole in the bumper to mount it. this is my least favorite jdm mod.
its really not that hard to fab into a us car to make it work. a bunch of half wise civic integra heads do it in socal. piece of cake. long as your pole works for sure...proving power to it with a wired actuator/cutting a tiny hole in the bumper to mount it. this is my least favorite jdm mod.
I think it's so cool! That's like right out of Star Wars, haha. Thanks for the info.
#31
its just that on the long list of desired jdm mods...its about the last preferred to me. least useful/cool factor (to me)
the pole thats on ebay, does it have a wire pigtail? if so, shouldnt be to bad?
the pole thats on ebay, does it have a wire pigtail? if so, shouldnt be to bad?
#32
ImageShack - IMG_0448.JPG Here's a picture of my custom dash kit for my 2002 RL, my local cartoys guys did for me for around 300
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