I took a few pictures of the center console area, I finally got all the pieces fitted and wired. I still need to take it back out again, but at least I know everything fits. the piece where the radio would go isn't anchored in,it's just sitting there at the moment, but at least I can see how everything will fit.
yay for pac man!
and nice hybrid (car/plane looking parts)
and is that a seat ejector? lol jk man i like that armrest
Unique and not my style, but I gotta love it.
crazy. i like it.
soooo many wires....
Originally Posted by CAH
Like fast in the furious when Tyrese says "el jecto el SEATO puto lol"
200+ ALL MOTOR LS VTEC
I want your fuzzy dice.
Lostforawhile:we have to pick on him he's CAH he spray painted himself into this corner with the accord.
"My life be like, ooooOOOooo ahhhhhhh. OOoooooo AAHHhhhhhh"
Lol....
200+ ALL MOTOR LS VTEC
Everything is strictly function, where the radio was, are my fuel pressure gauge, primer switch and choke, the radio face is mounted in the dash, i can control 10 of the radio functions from the center console, eight from the mirror switch, and two more from a switch on either side of the E brake handle, plus radio mute from another piece that mounts where the ashtray was. The radio controls are controlled by a PAC interface, I built a relay resistor box between the switch and the PAC module. the three switches in the center console control the side marker lights, which really are aircraft wingtip lights, the front parking lamps, and the fuel boost pump. on the drivers side of the ebrake handle is a modified window switch, which is for the power door locks. the purple faucet handle controls the bass level, the two switches in the armrest control the gas door and the hatch release. you can't see it in the pictures, but there is an alternator,battery switch from an aircraft, it lets me turn on the radio independent of the key, and the amp off. the power antenna switch in the factory location, controls the powered cup holder under the seat. It's out in the picture, but the protected switch in the center console, controls the fold down backup lamps under the rear bumper, an old project of mine.
Last edited by lostforawhile; 04-14-2010 at 02:36 PM.
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