04 Honda Civic Type R

**spaced_chris** · 05-16-2004, 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by kandyman676

Yes it is a touchscreen. But having some problems with sunglare unfortunately. At night it is completely fine.

Nice. Might have to look into a one of these

I'm finding it quite hard to see my screen during daylight. I can see it but could do without the glare. I saw someone on the board using some kind of antiprotective film to reduce it?

**darkhalo** · 06-18-2004, 04:15 AM

http://digitalww.com/VGA_Lilliput-to-Indash_HowTo.html

your already off to a good start. you can convert your lilliput into an indash unit, if you have the soldering skills needed. If not send it to digitalww.com and they'll do it for 60 bucks. The in-dash housing is 90 bucks. enjoy.

**spaced_chris** · 06-19-2004, 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by darkhalo

http://digitalww.com/VGA_Lilliput-to-Indash_HowTo.html

your already off to a good start. you can convert your lilliput into an indash unit, if you have the soldering skills needed. If not send it to digitalww.com and they'll do it for 60 bucks. The in-dash housing is 90 bucks. enjoy.

Cheers for the link, im going to have a good look into this as I think it would be much better for vision to have it in dash! I would have done this originally but I did not quite fancy making a mess out of the dash when I had only just bought the car.

**Yuriy** · 06-19-2004, 08:36 PM

That is one weird stick shift!

**dodgetimes2** · 06-19-2004, 11:37 PM

No way! I am using that same PC. HP e-pc 42! Did you end up using an Inverter or did you get the 12V and 19V that it needs to run?

**spaced_chris** · 06-23-2004, 03:24 PM

Originally Posted by dodgetimes2

No way! I am using that same PC. HP e-pc 42! Did you end up using an Inverter or did you get the 12V and 19V that it needs to run?

Nice one. Its a really nice compact pc for the car. I managed to get it off Ebay fairly cheaply.

I ended up using an inverter but it doesn't work when the car battery has been used while driving for a while

How did you use the 12v and 19v that it needs to run?

I'm now thinking of just using a laptop instead running 12v

**proTONEd** · 07-21-2004, 09:45 AM

That's a nokia 6310 isn't it? Ever thought about experimenting with PhoneControl?

REALLY NICE INSTALL!

**XxAndyxX** · 07-22-2004, 04:21 AM

Those ground loop isolators saved my system... But for some weird reason after a little bit of changing the wires around the isolator made it sound even worse then when I took it off it sounded perfect, I mean I can't here any noise AT ALL, just some alt whine. Crazy, huh?

**RooDBwoY** · 06-06-2007, 05:08 PM

there's nothing wrong with the gearshift in a uk-spec CTR. i love it. so easy to use and great positive shift.

suppose most on here don't know how to use a gearbox though :P

looks nice mate.

i've currently sold my gti-6 which had a fantastic install in it, but kept the computer, so got a proper good spec VIA EPIA to install when i can figure out what to do with my setup.

the double DIN slot is handy for a silly fold-out screen along with a head unit. except that when it's out it blocks the heater vents. really handy....not.

i want to keep my head unit, but the screen would be perfect in its place and i don't want a lame head unit install that doesn't look OEM so i'm stumped for now..

**reboot** · 04-04-2008, 12:42 AM

Originally Posted by darkhalo

http://digitalww.com/VGA_Lilliput-to-Indash_HowTo.html

your already off to a good start. you can convert your lilliput into an indash unit, if you have the soldering skills needed. If not send it to digitalww.com and they'll do it for 60 bucks. The in-dash housing is 90 bucks. enjoy.

anyone got an updated link to liliput to in dash conversion?