- This is a Soundstream VHR-76 I ordered and molded in. Its ready to ship. Price is $715.00 (price includes the Soundstream VHR-76 screen, rearview camera with LED's for great night vision wide angle lens and will mount either inside the car next to the windscreen or above the license plate, and the molding work)

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The Soundstream screen requires only 12volts for power(should be fused) and the video feed from the camera connected up. The install is very easy, about 1-1.5 hours.

This sale will require the buyer to ship me back their upper trim panel garnish.

 

Looks nice man - wish I had another project finished and payed for so I could jump on it. Wife is currently tuned into my car toy spending after recent purchases.

 

Looks great as usual John....

Also, a quick hijack....but still on the subject, if you dont want to clog this thread, delete my post, and PM me the answer....

Whats a GOOD/Excellent quality rearview camera I can use in the stock trunk keyhole? Must have great daytime color, and .1 LUX for good nightvision.

 

The one that comes with this deal has the following spec's:

Image sensor: 1/4" shape CCD
System: NTSC
Resolution: 420TV lines
Number of Pixels: NTSC:510(h) x 492(v)
Minimum Illumination: 1lux(f:2.0), 0Lux with built-in IR Led
IR Wavelength: 10M (30ft)


I have this one listed in the GB for $133

 

That looks HOT John!! Great job.

 

I was up a John's today to pick up my sub and got the chance to look at one of these in person. All I could say was WOW. I must have said it about a dozen times. Looks like OEM, only better. Very nice stuff, good job John.

 

out of curiosity...where does that go? does it like take the place of the rear view mirror or something? im lost...=\

 

it takes the place of the upper inside windshield frame molding,

yes, it takes the place of the rear view mirror and allows use of video inputs to the screen as well.

Willinathen

 

Exactly what Willinathen said.
You remove the stock upper trim piece, you remove the rearview mirror (3 screws in total) and you pop this 'modified stock trim' in its place. The you have a rearfacing camera feeds into it, and you can also used the screen for Navi or movies I don't recommend the movie while driving however

This is the one in my car:



Thanks Jeff! It was great to see you again. Thanks for coming up and hanging out for a while. I hope you enjoy the new sub setup

 

Nope, thank YOU man. I had a good time, even though it was frigid. The sub started hitting really good on the way home. I think it broke in quite a bit or got warmed up. I never put the volume past 40% and it was pounding like a mutha. I still can't believe how good it fits in there. That thing aint gonna be moving thats for sure. Good stuff!!!