Screen in '03 cubby--pics of installation process
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the following link (below) contains self explanatory pics of an install i did last night for a friend. i did this install in my Z about a week and a half ago. the screen used is http://www.millionbuy.com/nesnstm7055.html from the pics you will see that it fits perfect. this screen is a touch screen but only for the functions of the tv. it is not VGA.
pictures are worth a thousand words, however, if anyone has any questions feel free to ask.
http://gallery.thevboard.com/index.p...ze=512&start=0
Parts/Tools needed for screen install: '03 cubby, medium sized zip-ties, soldering iron and solder, electrical tape or heat shrink, phillips screw driver and razor knife [note] for this particular head unit (Kenwood), an interface was used to play the PS2 audio through the vehicle speakers. the Kenwood and other brand adapters can be found here http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-bi...x=8&image.y=10
Parts/Tools used for PS2 install: power inverter, soldering iron, solder, electrical tape or heat shrink, velcro and a Dremel
pictures are worth a thousand words, however, if anyone has any questions feel free to ask.
http://gallery.thevboard.com/index.p...ze=512&start=0
Parts/Tools needed for screen install: '03 cubby, medium sized zip-ties, soldering iron and solder, electrical tape or heat shrink, phillips screw driver and razor knife [note] for this particular head unit (Kenwood), an interface was used to play the PS2 audio through the vehicle speakers. the Kenwood and other brand adapters can be found here http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-bi...x=8&image.y=10
Parts/Tools used for PS2 install: power inverter, soldering iron, solder, electrical tape or heat shrink, velcro and a Dremel
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here is another project i completed recently. i installed a 9-inch white neon in my engine bay. the wires are ran in between the hood and the hood frame. the wires are only seen at the exit points. the neon is wired to the battery. it has a on/off switch and is fused.
i will use this neon for night or indoor carshows only. it is removable because i installed it using velcro and male bullet connectors. pretty much a plug and play!
here are pics of my install
interior neons
i will use this neon for night or indoor carshows only. it is removable because i installed it using velcro and male bullet connectors. pretty much a plug and play!
here are pics of my install
interior neons
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Originally Posted by Roger V
Looks hot. Love the interior neons. Question, where did you get your carbon fiber battery cover. Looks slick.
Originally Posted by vitaminZ
thanks for the comp! i got the CF covers from DG motorsports.
Dang, you have to buy them in conjunction with the cf engine cover?
Also, do you have a picture of your engine bay in the day time?
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Originally Posted by Roger V
Dang, you have to buy them in conjunction with the cf engine cover? 
Also, do you have a picture of your engine bay in the day time?
Also, do you have a picture of your engine bay in the day time?
here is another night pic with the neon. the camera was set to capture more light. i think this pic came out cool because all the detail that can be seen. I blurred the background for more emphasis on the engine bay.

pics of my engine bay during the day can be found here http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/609852
i didn't have to buy the CF covers with the engine cover. you might want to call and order.
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Originally Posted by Z fighter
hi nice setup....question...i got a alpine headunit which is the best recommended adapter for it? and how long did it take u to install the monitor with the ps2 etc.?
the install took me about3 1/2-4 hours. there was some BS'ing so it could have been a shorter install. i am a slow installer for the most part, but my installs always come out very clean. i am a perfectionist, so takinging the extra time doesn't matter to me, the end results do. if you are knowledeable in car stereo installation, i would say it should take you roughly 2-4 hours (done right!).
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