A little progress, and a long way to go
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From: Northern-Central, CA
I finally got off of my butt and did some work to my truck.
Yesterday I got my Scangauge 2, and installed that along with my Eclispe CD7100 cd-player, Sirius Sattelite radio, and the Eclipse iPod integration and docking station.
It took the better part of 3 hours (mostly routing the Sirius antanae) to install everything, but was straight forward. The dash has a ton of space underneath the radio, and was able to fit the control box for the Sirius, and the iPod station.
I had a day off, and $1,000 worth of electronics to install... I figured what the heck.
Yesterday I got my Scangauge 2, and installed that along with my Eclispe CD7100 cd-player, Sirius Sattelite radio, and the Eclipse iPod integration and docking station.
It took the better part of 3 hours (mostly routing the Sirius antanae) to install everything, but was straight forward. The dash has a ton of space underneath the radio, and was able to fit the control box for the Sirius, and the iPod station.
I had a day off, and $1,000 worth of electronics to install... I figured what the heck.
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From: Houston
Originally Posted by Tornadom
Often enough to want traction when I do. 
I went with an LSD in the rear, because it should be illegal to own a pickup that has an open rear differential, as for the front, the ability to lock in would help out a lot in bad situations.
I will try to get some pictures up when I get home from work, but there are a few of them floating around my gallery for the time being.
I went with an LSD in the rear, because it should be illegal to own a pickup that has an open rear differential, as for the front, the ability to lock in would help out a lot in bad situations.I will try to get some pictures up when I get home from work, but there are a few of them floating around my gallery for the time being.
