In-Dash DVD/Nav/Ipod/BlueTooth
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In-Dash DVD/Nav/Ipod/BlueTooth - 6/5/2007 10:02:27 PM
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TheMoogly
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Product: Panasonic CQ-VD6505U (Deck), CY-EM100U (Expansion module), CY-BT100U (Bluetooth)
Distributor: Local Shop
Vehicle: 2004 ES1
Cost: With HUGE friend discount $850 installed
Installation: Couple hours by professionals
Rating- ******************************************************* (99,999,999 of 100,000,000 stars)
It is fantastic! Crisp screen, very sensitive to the touch so even the smallest buttons (like main menu options on a DVD) can be accessable by someone like me with really big hands. Bluetooth reciever is located right where the rear view mirror is docked to the top of the ceiling making it almost impossible to notice. In-call sound quality is crystal clear and it simply pauses the movie or song until the call is completed.
Cons- The navigation piece still hasn't been shipped to america. And the ipod cable allows access to music instantaneously, however, to play videos you have to take the ipod out of the glove compartment and manually select the movie... this will be inconvenient and dangerous on road trips if i am driving alone. However, you can toggle from music to video from the deck. The last con is that there is no double DIN dock made for the 04-05 that does not require some modification to get the Panasonic face to get in there. This simply makes a slight depression from the face to the panel and then back to the dashboard.
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精神分裂病。。。もし分かればあなた天才だよ！!
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RE: In-Dash DVD/Nav/Ipod/BlueTooth - 6/29/2007 7:46:37 PM
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absoulute
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fiberglass makes anything fit..
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RE: In-Dash DVD/Nav/Ipod/BlueTooth - 6/30/2007 11:55:14 AM
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addiction2bass
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NO NO NO..... dont fiberglass anything plastic.... it will just bust off and look like crap!
its liquid plastic is the stuff you wanna use! bonds to plastic, sands like bondo, and flexes alittle so wont crack off easily!
i used it on my trucks custom indash screen i had... stuff worked GREAT! never chiped, never cracked never ANYTHING... and that dash piece on my truck flexs quite a bit!!!
i just wish i had a beter camera back then when i did my trucks dash.LOL
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e250/addiction2bass/Truck%20for%20sale%204500/newtruck-26.jpg
i gave it the look of a HUGE screen and mounted the video screen behind it. turned out sweet! only problem i had was the textured paint i used bubbled where i didnt sand the rest of the dash smooth after about a year.... but i put the dash back stock preaty much as in that first picture.
http://www.urethanesupply.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PLST&Store_Code=URE
2000-CFlex Filler 2 (cartridges)is the stuff to buy along with Filler Prep and Super Clean (aerosol)
if you EVER mold anything thats the stuff to use!!!!! ive used it several times personaly and love the stuff!!!!!!!
< Message edited by addiction2bass -- 6/30/2007 11:56:58 AM >
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KONI yellows, Ground Control adjustable coilovers, for starters
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RE: In-Dash DVD/Nav/Ipod/BlueTooth - 6/30/2007 8:41:56 PM
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TheMoogly
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^^^this man is a genius!
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精神分裂病。。。もし分かればあなた天才だよ！!
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