Mounting it in the dash would be the deal. It is possible to disassemble it and custom mount it somewhere in the dash. Just need enough space for the tray to open, the power and reset buttons and the controller ports. Depend on how much electronics experience you have. Be creative. Make it look like it's not even there. Good luck.

 

go with wireless controllers for the cleanest look....mines in the center console and with the wireless controoler s you don't even know its there.

 

I've seen newer ones mounted in that area where the passenger airbag cover is on the dash. Looks really clean.

 

i think you can mod a ps2 to add a hdd that allows you to backup your games onto the hdd and play them off the hdd, I'm not 100% sure because i'm more into xbox modding but if you're interested i can get you more info

 

not to thread jack here but anyone know where i can mount my xbox at?

 

should you really be playing a PS2 while your driving?

 

that bezel that they made covers up the vents and wouldnt that be bad?

 

Scrapped both ideas and just had it on the floor for the summer. The under the glovebox setup like in the link is pretty weak if you have anyone in the passenger seat, especially big dudes. After closer inspection the inside the glovebox setup I so eagerly planned won't work at all. The full size PS2 is much too deep even if you cut the rear of the glovebox off cause there is a metal frame behind the dash right in the way... so... I am planning on finally picking up the slim PS2. I saw one again the other day and it's ridiculously small in comparison, shouldn't have to worry about placement at all, it'll fit basically anywhere. Other then that the setup is incredible and I try and refrain from playing while driving as much as possible...

 

i was thinking of the slimmer ps2 as well, but since it was top loading and not front, I couldn't figure out where i could put it. i actually put stuff in my glove box, so that was a no go. i certainly didn't want it visible from the outside. so i ended up going with the older ps2 and have it mounted in the trunk facing the rear seats. With the seats folded down, think it's the driver's passenger side, you can access it and switch discs. still, i think in the front dash is best. Or you could get a pair of psp's

 

just remember the reason why it is slim, is because they took the fan out, so if you put it somewhere it can't breathe, it could overheat!