my newest mod!
#11
10-18-2007, 11:57 PM
RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
Looks good, I might eventually make a switch panel where the change holder is too, since I like having the storage bin. I got a couple CD's in there, sunflower seed bag, my stereo remote, and a pack of gum. Plus a pin and air pressure gauge (pen styled manual).
If you wanted to seal it up better but still be able to access underneath it, you could use and black RTV sealant glue thing. Thats what I have to secure the tray down by the cassette player since the tangs on the plate broke off, works great, no more rattling and throwing it in the back when off roading.
If you wanted to seal it up better but still be able to access underneath it, you could use and black RTV sealant glue thing. Thats what I have to secure the tray down by the cassette player since the tangs on the plate broke off, works great, no more rattling and throwing it in the back when off roading.
#12
10-19-2007, 10:26 AM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Plainville, Connecticut
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RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
I will resize when I get home. Now I see how big they are cause the computer at work is set up differentl than my computer at home. The whole pic fots in the screen at home with no scrolling. Sorry about that. I will have to go back and resize my other posts with pics too.
#13
10-27-2007, 02:23 PM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Plainville, Connecticut
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RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
Looks great!
Srangely familiar... but great
Srangely familiar... but great
#14
10-27-2007, 05:09 PM
RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
ORIGINAL: davtak
Do like blznlowextreme said, and do it in the place of the change holder. I have alot of cd's myself, but I usually end up keeping them either on the floor in the back seat or in the tray of the center console. All it is is plexiglass, carbon fiber sticker, switches, and I used velcro to keep it in place seeing as how I will have to take itoff in the future to wire more things in. I wouldn't want to glue it in place.
Do like blznlowextreme said, and do it in the place of the change holder. I have alot of cd's myself, but I usually end up keeping them either on the floor in the back seat or in the tray of the center console. All it is is plexiglass, carbon fiber sticker, switches, and I used velcro to keep it in place seeing as how I will have to take itoff in the future to wire more things in. I wouldn't want to glue it in place.
#15
10-29-2007, 04:44 PM
Senior Member
RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
Pretty slick man, im thinking of doing something similiar down the road but mine is more along the lines of an aluminum or steel plate with ox locker ***** on it . At any rate i thats actually pretty creative, i dont think i would have thought of using a carbon fiber sticker for that.
. At any rate i thats actually pretty creative, i dont think i would have thought of using a carbon fiber sticker for that.
#16
10-29-2007, 09:10 PM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Plainville, Connecticut
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RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
I was standing in front of the sticker area aty pep-boys trying to decide what design to get. They had the black carbon fiber like I have, a chrome carbon fiber which looks pretty cool, and diamond plate sickers. Thanks everyone. I can't wait to actually have something to hook up to the other switches.
#17
10-29-2007, 09:26 PM
RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
thats a wikid idea and it looks like it fights right in to...
Nice mod
Nice mod
#18
10-29-2007, 10:37 PM
RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
ORIGINAL: davtak
I got the idea from a guy on my freinds list on car domain. *Update* I am going to get a neon bar this tuesday and put it in behind the forn grille and hook it up. I will post pics when I am done.
Looks great!
Srangely familiar... but great
Srangely familiar... but great
#19
10-30-2007, 07:29 AM
RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
ORIGINAL: davtak
*Update* I am going to get a neon bar this tuesday and put it in behind the forn grille and hook it up. I will post pics when I am done.
*Update* I am going to get a neon bar this tuesday and put it in behind the forn grille and hook it up. I will post pics when I am done.
#20
10-30-2007, 12:10 PM
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Plainville, Connecticut
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RE: lookie what I just did!!!!
Was it? I don't remember. I remember you saying something about neon, but am not sure. I wanted to do this in the spring because I am going to get some flame stainless inserts and put the red neon behind that. Either a bar or the string and put it around the grille opening.