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Reply With QuoteI think it looks pretty good for my first time ever doing it..
Composite.. No, my metal rods that go into the headrest aren't hollow (if those are the rods you are talking about.
Current Vehicle: 2007 Dodge Nitro
Second Vehicle: Sold it :( 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab
First Vehicle: 2003 Ford Ranger
I think it looks pretty good for my first time ever doing it..
Current Vehicle: 2007 Dodge Nitro
Second Vehicle: Sold it :( 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab
First Vehicle: 2003 Ford Ranger
It actually does look good. You ended up having more then enough room.
Also, the rods that go into the headrest.... If they arent hallow then you will have to run them along side the rod. Best thing to do is keep the headrests all the way down, that way you dont see the wires. Your hearests are tall so I doubt you will have to raise them ever.
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Yea but how do I get the wire down into the seat.. Only way is to cut a whole I guess..
Current Vehicle: 2007 Dodge Nitro
Second Vehicle: Sold it :( 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab
First Vehicle: 2003 Ford Ranger
How did the guy in the Nitro forums do it?Originally Posted by tbird2340
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ZOTAC GF9300-G-E
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4 Gigs
OCZ Vertex 2 SSD
OPUS 320
1 Lilliput, 1 MTSVO-SC K301, 4 VM70 screens, 1 Eonon 19in
Starting Raspberry Pi multizone project.
The two that had threads about doing it didn't mention how they ran the wires and neither members are active anymore..
Current Vehicle: 2007 Dodge Nitro
Second Vehicle: Sold it :( 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab
First Vehicle: 2003 Ford Ranger
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