full dash removal?
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Holy cow. You should have bet me because you would have made alot of cash! 
Wow.
You could do the dynomat if you think its noisy in there but I think they're pretty quiet.
How about a center speaker like a 60's car. And an AM radio
LEDs in your ducts
A heads up display like a Vette or Bonneville
A large monitor that raises up in your windsheild view to display the image from a Flir or night vision camera
Hide a fog machine in there for effect. Halloween is coming
I could go all day...
Wow.You could do the dynomat if you think its noisy in there but I think they're pretty quiet.
How about a center speaker like a 60's car. And an AM radio
LEDs in your ducts
A heads up display like a Vette or Bonneville
A large monitor that raises up in your windsheild view to display the image from a Flir or night vision camera
Hide a fog machine in there for effect. Halloween is coming
I could go all day...
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mine is still out and i can maybe get a picture of it if i have it. i have an aftermarket radio so would it still be in there?
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i used the krylon fusion flat black for everything and its fine... then i went and got actual clear coat and hardener(not the crap in the can) and sprayed everything and i just went out and checked it all and it all looks really good
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haha its a ton of work getting the dash out and a pain having to deal with so many parts but thats why im doing it as good as possible this time so i dont have to again... and since i have a week off from school and baseball it gives me time... now i just gotta figure out someother things i want to do while everything is out and easy to get to
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haha i bet. everytime ive had my truck stripped down i always do that to. if you decide to do the dynamat, stay away from the rockford fosgate stuff. i put some of that on my roof and the last time i peeked under the headliner it was all falling off. the xtreme dynamat on the backwall is holding good and been on there much longer than the other stuff too, but that stuff cost a whole lot more.
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Oh, well its easy enough to drill a hole in the side of the vent duct a jamb a led in there but I wanted to make it so you couldn't see the bulb no matter what angle you look. So the vents just glow with color.
As far as wiring its pretty simple. Tin the leds and wire and solder away. I wired mine in series so there just a loop of wire with juice at one end and ground at the other. I put some "pots" in line to dim each color as well.
As far as wiring its pretty simple. Tin the leds and wire and solder away. I wired mine in series so there just a loop of wire with juice at one end and ground at the other. I put some "pots" in line to dim each color as well.