Shops to do wiring for Stealth V1 Install?
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Shops to do wiring for Stealth V1 Install?
I was wondering if anyone knew of any shops to do Stealth Valentine V-1 Installs.
I remember a while back a few members placed a V1 just under the rear hatch along the head liner, and then routed the display to the remote unit in the dash.
I want to do something like this, but I am a retard when it comes to wiring and cars =P
So if anyone could give me a name and number for a shop around Orange / Anaheim that can do this, I'd really appreciate it!
Matt.
I remember a while back a few members placed a V1 just under the rear hatch along the head liner, and then routed the display to the remote unit in the dash.
I want to do something like this, but I am a retard when it comes to wiring and cars =P
So if anyone could give me a name and number for a shop around Orange / Anaheim that can do this, I'd really appreciate it!
Matt.
It's really not that hard to do. Just a matter of running the wires. I have mine plugged into the fuse box just to the left of my left foot (drivers compartment). Use a fuse that supplies something that shuts off automatically when you turn the key off in the ignition.
If you want to mount the V-1 up front, it's just a matter of running the wire up under the headliner (very easy to do, you just tuck it in) then down the driver's side A-pillar (use a credit card to sort of stuff the wire under it) then down into the fuse box.
If you want to put it in the back on the headliner, it's just a matter of running the wire up toward the front of the car and doing the same thing. You can try using a hanger to pass the wire or just pull down the side of it a bit and run it that way.
If you want to mount the V-1 up front, it's just a matter of running the wire up under the headliner (very easy to do, you just tuck it in) then down the driver's side A-pillar (use a credit card to sort of stuff the wire under it) then down into the fuse box.
If you want to put it in the back on the headliner, it's just a matter of running the wire up toward the front of the car and doing the same thing. You can try using a hanger to pass the wire or just pull down the side of it a bit and run it that way.
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It's really not that hard to do. Just a matter of running the wires. I have mine plugged into the fuse box just to the left of my left foot (drivers compartment). Use a fuse that supplies something that shuts off automatically when you turn the key off in the ignition.
If you want to mount the V-1 up front, it's just a matter of running the wire up under the headliner (very easy to do, you just tuck it in) then down the driver's side A-pillar (use a credit card to sort of stuff the wire under it) then down into the fuse box.
If you want to put it in the back on the headliner, it's just a matter of running the wire up toward the front of the car and doing the same thing. You can try using a hanger to pass the wire or just pull down the side of it a bit and run it that way.
If you want to mount the V-1 up front, it's just a matter of running the wire up under the headliner (very easy to do, you just tuck it in) then down the driver's side A-pillar (use a credit card to sort of stuff the wire under it) then down into the fuse box.
If you want to put it in the back on the headliner, it's just a matter of running the wire up toward the front of the car and doing the same thing. You can try using a hanger to pass the wire or just pull down the side of it a bit and run it that way.
Specifically they have ones for tying into the fuse box... any recomendations on this? ( I am driving to pebble beach and am finally springing for it =P)
the fuse thing confuses me as well.
I bought my V1 with the remote display and it comes with everything you need for the install on the fuses. Maybe the one thing you might need additionally is a longer telephone wire.
but i'm interested in finally making a clean install for my V1. I'm thinking of doing the drilling a hole into the visor mount method and using a snap fastener to go through the hole where the headliner hole is and securing it that way. Any other advice?
I bought my V1 with the remote display and it comes with everything you need for the install on the fuses. Maybe the one thing you might need additionally is a longer telephone wire.
but i'm interested in finally making a clean install for my V1. I'm thinking of doing the drilling a hole into the visor mount method and using a snap fastener to go through the hole where the headliner hole is and securing it that way. Any other advice?
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