headrest monitors
planning to do headrest monitors in my 2007 GS350 and i was wondering is there a company that has prefrabicated ones cause i dont feel like chopping up my headrest yet..thanx
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planning to do headrest monitors in my 2007 GS350 and i was wondering is there a company that has prefrabicated ones cause i dont feel like chopping up my headrest yet..thanx
there are prefabs out ther but typically its hard to find one that will match the leather color and grain. try companies like visualogic and myron and davis. if you do wanna cut em in (for that perfect match) id reccomend alpines 7" monitors i've used those with great sucess.
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there are prefabs out ther but typically its hard to find one that will match the leather color and grain. try companies like visualogic and myron and davis. if you do wanna cut em in (for that perfect match) id reccomend alpines 7" monitors i've used those with great sucess.
nervekiler;287917 wrote:there are prefabs out ther but typically its hard to find one that will match the leather color and grain. try companies like visualogic and myron and davis. if you do wanna cut em in (for that perfect match) id reccomend alpines 7" monitors i've used those with great sucess.
its true, it is hard to find some that match up.
it also depends on how much you feel like spending.
some lower costing ones i've seen are Tview and some more costly ones i was looking at were from Directed.
or you could always find some different headrests and have those cut and wrapped and you can keep yurs original.
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[QUOTE=nervekiler;287917]there are prefabs out ther but typically its hard to find one that will match the leather color and grain. try companies like visualogic and myron and davis. if you do wanna cut em in (for that perfect match) id reccomend alpines 7" monitors i've used those with great sucess.[/QUOTE]
its true, it is hard to find some that match up.
it also depends on how much you feel like spending.
some lower costing ones i've seen are Tview and some more costly ones i was looking at were from Directed.
or you could always find some different headrests and have those cut and wrapped and you can keep yurs original.
yeah, its super easy to install your own headrest monitors. takes about an hour or less for each one.
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yeah, its super easy to install your own headrest monitors. takes about an hour or less for each one.
common sense?
cut a hole, insert plate, glue plate, wrap leather into base plate, snap tv in.
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common sense?
cut a hole, insert plate, glue plate, wrap leather into base plate, snap tv in.