Headrest Monitors (MY PICS)
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Looks great. I've always wanted to know where are the wires?
I've seen several online sellers of headrests with the monitors already in them, but have never seen where the aftermarket DVD player is located, etc.
Again very nice.
I've seen several online sellers of headrests with the monitors already in them, but have never seen where the aftermarket DVD player is located, etc.
Again very nice.
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Aftermarket D V D Player
Originally Posted by Camden
I've seen several online sellers of headrests with the monitors already in them, but have never seen where the aftermarket DVD player is located.
Take a look at where I put my Aftermarket DVD player.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...439#post924439
Scroll UP to see DVD player.
~ Cap
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Originally Posted by GX4Life
where did u place the ps2?
The Headrest monitors were Installed and the DVD is under the Driver's seat, affixed to the floor. The wires are well-hidden: I don't even know where he hid them all!
My Install:
At first I placed the PS2 in the back trunk with the controller coming out between the seats, but now with the new PS2, it is so small it fit with the DVD player below the Drivers seat, out of the way. Using floor mats I hid the wires to the power-jack in the back (Stock plug) and ran the controller to the trunk and through the seat to make it look like it just appeared from nowhere (like before).
While I didn't do any real hiding by lifting moldings, it still looks clean enough for my tastes hiding under the floor mats until I have the Pro do it when I ad VAIS-Tech and the Satellite-TV
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Originally Posted by GX4Life
Nice work yaro! where did u get those mats?
My Dealer (Prestige Lexus, NJ) had them in their parts dept. Picked them up all as a set: Front, Back, Trunk
I think they are weather tech
Originally Posted by DavidsGX
Nice work! How much did it cost you for the whole system? I'm planning to have my GX installed. Thanks!!
HeadrestMonitor/DVDkit--------$2000
Installation--------------------------$300
PS2-----------------------------------$150
Ability to play PS2 in car---------$Priceless
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Originally Posted by yaro1
My Dealer (Prestige Lexus, NJ) had them in their parts dept. Picked them up all as a set: Front, Back, Trunk
I think they are weather tech
If I remember right it was:
HeadrestMonitor/DVDkit--------$2000
Installation--------------------------$300
PS2-----------------------------------$150
Ability to play PS2 in car---------$Priceless
I think they are weather tech
If I remember right it was:
HeadrestMonitor/DVDkit--------$2000
Installation--------------------------$300
PS2-----------------------------------$150
Ability to play PS2 in car---------$Priceless
i have ps2 in my truck. sometimes i don't want to hear it or see it in the back (thank god for headphones), but sometimes is it pretty cool to watch the game and hear it in full sound. plus the passenger can play in the front if they want. just curious. that's a lot of loot for the enjoyment of only the people in the back seat.
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Originally Posted by allisonb1013
what is your head unit?? is there a reason you didn't integrate it all?
i have ps2 in my truck. sometimes i don't want to hear it or see it in the back (thank god for headphones), but sometimes is it pretty cool to watch the game and hear it in full sound. plus the passenger can play in the front if they want. just curious. that's a lot of loot for the enjoyment of only the people in the back seat.
i have ps2 in my truck. sometimes i don't want to hear it or see it in the back (thank god for headphones), but sometimes is it pretty cool to watch the game and hear it in full sound. plus the passenger can play in the front if they want. just curious. that's a lot of loot for the enjoyment of only the people in the back seat.
Lexus adamantly will not let out how to connect our aftermarket supplies to the front using their equiptment. Even if we could do it their way, it would only be while in park.
I am waiting on the Vais-tech system (see sig) so that I can add sirius radio and the backseat video/audio to the nav screen. This would be all through RCA cables (CD-quality pretty much) rather than through an FM modulator like I originally have.
Also, Vais-tech's system displays the station number, name, artist, and track all on the original nav screen and allows for the backseat video to be played in the front while in motion. (Not that anyone would want to do that! )
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Originally Posted by yaro1
Lexus adamantly will not let out how to connect our aftermarket supplies to the front using their equiptment. Even if we could do it their way, it would only be while in park.
I can watch TV and DVDs on my Nav screen without being in Park, using a NAV-TV module.
~ Cap
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Originally Posted by yaro1
I have the regular Navi/Mark Levinson head unit
Lexus adamantly will not let out how to connect our aftermarket supplies to the front using their equiptment. Even if we could do it their way, it would only be while in park.
I am waiting on the Vais-tech system (see sig) so that I can add sirius radio and the backseat video/audio to the nav screen. This would be all through RCA cables (CD-quality pretty much) rather than through an FM modulator like I originally have.
Also, Vais-tech's system displays the station number, name, artist, and track all on the original nav screen and allows for the backseat video to be played in the front while in motion. (Not that anyone would want to do that! )
Lexus adamantly will not let out how to connect our aftermarket supplies to the front using their equiptment. Even if we could do it their way, it would only be while in park.
I am waiting on the Vais-tech system (see sig) so that I can add sirius radio and the backseat video/audio to the nav screen. This would be all through RCA cables (CD-quality pretty much) rather than through an FM modulator like I originally have.
Also, Vais-tech's system displays the station number, name, artist, and track all on the original nav screen and allows for the backseat video to be played in the front while in motion. (Not that anyone would want to do that! )