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Old 11-18-2006, 03:28 PM
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Default KP Technologies Beeper Module now in a 350Z roadster :)

hey all,

So kevin hooked me up with one of his new beeper modules. I threw it in my roadster, installation was fairly straightforward, i followed the instructions of accordFreak at http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=124415

it works well, and i did the addon so that the lights flash appropriately.. i have a video of it in action at: http://www.zippyvideos.com/2595098546300016/beeper/

and yes, i know, i need to have time to fix my reflector.. (bad solder joint)

any questions.. feel free to ask.. (kevin's on here too (kpierson))
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can't believe no ones replied to this. It's pretty nifty.
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Yeah - this is awesome, ive been waiting for someone to come out with this mod.
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I read through the writeup, how long do you estimate it should take (including blinker mod)?
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Sorry to ask, but what's the point of this?
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Originally Posted by XuperXero
Sorry to ask, but what's the point of this?

The point is to not have to listen to the stupid horn as a confirmation that your car is locked/unlocked when you're walking away/walking towards it. It sounds a bit nicer is all.
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Originally Posted by maxpowers
I read through the writeup, how long do you estimate it should take (including blinker mod)?
assuming you have all of the scotchlocks, the tap, the relay, diodes, etc.. including soldering time.. maybe an hour or 2 tops.. the time was mostly soldering the diodes, and running the beeper wire through the firewall grommet.. the rest is fairly quick
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Thank you Sorphin for being our Z beta tester!

This module is intended to add a bit of sophistication to your car, bringing it to the level of many other high end cars for sale these days.

I personally didn't think I would like this module as much as I do. But, after having it installed for a week or so it really grew on me. I love having audible feedback that the car is locked and unlocked, and I love the fact it's not the horn that is notifying me!
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