In-dash Navigation Pics...
05-26-2007, 03:56 PM
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In-dash Navigation Pics...
Just figured I'd post these up since we've had a string of beautiful days and I managed to get outside with the camera.
I used a Pioneer 6.5" touch screen and a DVD-based navigation system. The bezel was made using ABS plastic and body filler, according to instructions from these tutorials:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=10609180
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I also have it set up to play movies and music videos from my video iPod:
Next on the agenda is to add a reverse camera for a better view when backing up!
Can I be in the dash-cutting club?
I used a Pioneer 6.5" touch screen and a DVD-based navigation system. The bezel was made using ABS plastic and body filler, according to instructions from these tutorials:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=10609180
Pics:
I also have it set up to play movies and music videos from my video iPod:
Next on the agenda is to add a reverse camera for a better view when backing up!
Can I be in the dash-cutting club?
05-27-2007, 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by NFRs2000NYC,May 26 2007, 11:20 PM
"Go To Fontana" 
Yeah you were there when I originally programmed that in.... it's still in the memory because I didn't go many places between then and now...
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05-27-2007, 01:20 PM
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Thanks Allen
Here are some progress pics:
I ended up taking the monitor and cutting the plastic casing in half. Then I moved the bottom piece with the button holes to the horizontal position as seen in the pics. That was possible because the buttons on this particular monitor have their own circuit board which is attached to the main board via a ribbon cable (I guess you could potentially put them anywhere in the car).
Anyway, it looks and works great! The buttons even light up at night
This is what the monitor looked like out of the box:
Here are some progress pics:
I ended up taking the monitor and cutting the plastic casing in half. Then I moved the bottom piece with the button holes to the horizontal position as seen in the pics. That was possible because the buttons on this particular monitor have their own circuit board which is attached to the main board via a ribbon cable (I guess you could potentially put them anywhere in the car).
Anyway, it looks and works great! The buttons even light up at night
This is what the monitor looked like out of the box:
05-27-2007, 03:15 PM
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Your work is tits you have some big ones to cut up that monitor 
Did you use a JDM bezel and modify it or make up one your self? If you made it your self, would you please let me/us know what is it made from?
To me, this one is the best I'v seen
you have some big ones to cut up that monitor Did you use a JDM bezel and modify it or make up one your self? If you made it your self, would you please let me/us know what is it made from?
To me, this one is the best I'v seen