VicP writes "Purchased two of these from www.classic-car-accessories.co.uk for £8.65 the pair inc P&P. They have a range of styles and are easy to fit."
Posted by Elles-Helper on Friday, December 03 @ 17:41:28 GMT (9607 reads)
Anonymous writes "For those of you less inclined to drill holes in your doors, the Sony XS-A1724 has many fitting patterns around the outside of the speaker. The added bonus is that they are £40 from Halfords, and the sound quality is superb! "
Posted by Elles-Helper on Saturday, September 25 @ 14:47:55 BST (11383 reads)
Gordy writes "I have noticed quite a few people asking questions about headrest speakers and thought I would tell you of an alternative mounting point which can be used instead of or in addition to these speakers.
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Posted by DAZGOD on Saturday, May 29 @ 15:27:40 BST (14207 reads)
Anonymous writes "The following site details how to build a carputer which doesn't need an expensive LCD screen at the front of your car. This system is currently installed in a 1996 MX-5 1.6i. It is ideal for an MX-5 as the top can be left down without fear of the head unit being taken.
http://www.struffy.co.uk"
Posted by Elle on Wednesday, May 19 @ 21:15:10 BST (8847 reads)
smeegazzle writes "A great place to install a power amp is on the bulkhead behind the passenger seat. If you hot glue some velcro to the back of the amp it avoids having to drill holes (into the petrol tank!) and the seat presses it into place. If you mount it at the right height you can have the carpet flap covering the top of the amp. You can then run the cables under the centre console to the head unit and behind the carpet into the boot for a sub.
Love Smeegazzle"
Posted by Elle on Wednesday, May 19 @ 21:12:22 BST (6621 reads)
Submitted by user: steve100: Ever worried about the safety of items in the boot.With a lever inside the car someone could easily slash the roof and pull the lever (the lock on the console is useless as a quick tug will open it).
Posted by Elle on Tuesday, August 13 @ 02:28:39 BST (7262 reads)
Gordy writes "I have fitted a Clarion 6 disc Minidisc changer inside the glovebox of my car. The unit is about the size of a small housebrick and is fitted almost flush with the back of the box."
Posted by Elle on Friday, June 14 @ 09:39:11 BST (6130 reads)
zerotechnix writes "Ever wondered where to fit your security system LED. Try the ash tray light. Remove bulb and replace with a high intensity flashing LED. Green lens can be removed and replaced with clear or frosted plastic. "
Posted by Elle on Wednesday, May 08 @ 00:13:18 BST (6411 reads)
therev writes "Personally I'm completed incapable of doing all the practical stuff behind getting my stereo right. My new stereo quickly blew my door and headrest speakers to bits and I went to a professional for advice. "
Posted by Elle on Wednesday, March 06 @ 08:54:49 GMT (6150 reads)
