tvs in my headrest
Feb 25, 2005, 06:13 PM
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tvs in my headrest
hey guys i know some of u have been waitin on me 2 show u pics of my tvs in tha headrest so here u go finally got 2 them, ive been busy hookin tha wifes car up! let me know what u think! 
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no those r mounted in tha headrest i did it myself, tha tvs monitors were a lil bit thick so i had 2 take out alot of tha foam of tha headrest but they fit in nicely in my opinion! they do stick out just a lil bit but it looks good in person!
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well it was real easy i went 2 alot of places 2 get quotes on how much it would cost some places told me like $200 and up, so i figured id do it myself, all i did was cut a hole in tha headrest scope out all tha foam then i took tha headrest fitting and i hot glued tha bracket 2 a metal fitting 2 tha headrest and i used zip ties 2 secure it, and that thing will never fall out!!!! very secure, put tha tv monitor in tha fitting and thats it
looks real good! in person! really isent that hard 2 do!
looks real good! in person! really isent that hard 2 do!
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well i wired it up inside tha seat, i took tha wiring from tha monitor, and i ran it down inside tha seat, to my main brain box that underneath tha seat u cant see any wiring at all, i hid it pretty good! took me about 2hours 2 do everything saved me about $200-$400 on install that im gonna use 4 somethin else now.
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that's one of the installs i've hesitated to do my self becuase i have leather interior. but you make it sound so simple... it wasn't really the lcd mounting that scared me... it was the wiring more... and tricks or tips to get the wiring through the seat? any tips or even a good write up will do! thanx
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