show your interior mods

jaym540 · **Joined:** Sun Apr 22, 2012 7:53 pm **Posts:** 59

Id like to see what all you guys have done. Everything from tv, stereo, and gauges. even slick ipad, cell phone, navi, and cb mounts.
with a little description please.

camo · **Posted:** Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:03 pm

ill get some pics on Sunday :BANANA:

geordi · **Posted:** Fri Apr 27, 2012 12:38 am

hehehehehehe... You don't know what you have asked for. :twisted:

Sir Sam · **Posted:** Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:40 am

I added a sunroof to mine:

msilbernagel · **Posted:** Fri Apr 27, 2012 2:20 am

[quote="Sir Sam"]I added a sunroof to mine:

:POPCORN:

Can't wait for the install video! :ROTFL:

Sir Sam · **Posted:** Fri Apr 27, 2012 2:25 am

I made mine a convertible:

Kgeisler2010 · **Joined:** Sun Sep 04, 2011 9:56 pm **Posts:** 66

heres my four glowshift gauges

i originally planned on having two gauges but then i decided i needed two more so i had to get to separated pods and attach them to the 2 gauge pod.

and now for the audio.. Up front i have a alpine ida-x305s headunit and in the back pictured above i have a memphis audio 15" in m3 subwoofer hooked up to a addictive audio 100.1 amplifier!

geordi · **Posted:** Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:22 pm

This is my "office" setup when working as a sound mixer, and we are filming car scenes.
I'll try and get a shot of my normal interior a little later today, it is just too bright out right now to be able to make anything out on the pictures.

Miyanovich · **Posted:** Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:56 pm

Giordi: Ho.Lee.Sheet.

What a rig.

camo · **Posted:** Sun Apr 29, 2012 1:52 pm

geordi wrote:

This is my "office" setup when working as a sound mixer, and we are filming car scenes.
I'll try and get a shot of my normal interior a little later today, it is just too bright out right now to be able to make anything out on the pictures.

WOW!!! so you are working on a remake of back to the future...
Geordi. I thought you needed the cover for a V6 air box right? I got one here, just pay for the shipping and I will send it your way.

geordi · **Posted:** Sun Apr 29, 2012 3:39 pm

Camo - Thanks, but Papaindigo took care of me when he came up for the turbo job.

Here is my "normal" interior. The funny shaped thing on the right is the iPad mount, which has an adjustable arm clamped to the grab handle.

Visible down in the corner there (and held only by industrial velcro) is my boost gauge, oil pressure, and EGT gauges.

What you see here from left to right is:

Garmin GPS, CB radio, Toll tag for Florida (White thing), XM sat radio, Iphone cradle, iPad mount. I also have an EZ-Pass, but it isn't mounted at the moment.
Up above is my radar detector. All these things live in my CRD full-time.

teckman02 · **Posted:** Thu Jun 07, 2012 4:18 pm

geordi wrote:

This is my "office" setup when working as a sound mixer, and we are filming car scenes.
I'll try and get a shot of my normal interior a little later today, it is just too bright out right now to be able to make anything out on the pictures.

what gear are you running in your setup?

jws84_02 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 11:39 am

I'm a fiberglass whore

My gauge pod

My sub box

My kick pods that I haven't finished yet

ChooChooman74 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 2:17 pm

jws84_02 wrote:

I'm a fiberglass whore

My gauge pod

My sub box

My kick pods that I haven't finished yet

Love the gauge pod. Do tell, how do you fabricate something similar?

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jws84_02 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 3:44 pm

I'm actually gonna re-do my gauge pod. I didn't get my angles right and they are hard to see during the day. I also want to make it more symmetrical.

If you have never done fiberglass it's almost impossible for me to explain it to you. But here it goes

1. Remove the panel
2. Blue tape the entire thing
3. Fiberglass mat 2 layers on it and let it dry
4. Remove the harden mold of your panel from the factory panel. (be careful not to crack edges
4. Make rings for your gauges out of 3/4" mdf
5. Attach them using mat and resin wherever you want them on your panel
6. Staple fleece to everything so it will appear as on piece
7. Resin fleece
8. I then use a small die grinder to knock down the big rough stuff
9. Light weight body filler
10. Sand, sand, sand
11. Metal glaze filler
12. Sand sand sand
13. Build primer
14. Sand sand sand
15. Sealer
16. Paint
17. Clear

geordi · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:31 pm

teckman02 wrote:

geordi wrote:

This is my "office" setup when working as a sound mixer, and we are filming car scenes.
I'll try and get a shot of my normal interior a little later today, it is just too bright out right now to be able to make anything out on the pictures.

what gear are you running in your setup?

In that image, I have it setup with a 788T, Lectrosonics VR Field, over on the dash hump is a 702t with a 200 series receiver... And of course in the middle is my ipad running a program called MovieSlate.

That isn't my normal setup (yet) b/c I don't own that 788 or the Lectro stuff. My gear right now is the 702t, a 442 mixer, and 6 channels of Audio Technica wireless coming in, 2 more going out to the camera, and comtek wireless monitoring.

That about cover it?

teckman02 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:36 pm

geordi wrote:

teckman02 wrote:

geordi wrote:

This is my "office" setup when working as a sound mixer, and we are filming car scenes.
I'll try and get a shot of my normal interior a little later today, it is just too bright out right now to be able to make anything out on the pictures.

what gear are you running in your setup?

In that image, I have it setup with a 788T, Lectrosonics VR Field, over on the dash hump is a 702t with a 200 series receiver... And of course in the middle is my ipad running a program called MovieSlate.

That isn't my normal setup (yet) b/c I don't own that 788 or the Lectro stuff. My gear right now is the 702t, a 442 mixer, and 6 channels of Audio Technica wireless coming in, 2 more going out to the camera, and comtek wireless monitoring.

That about cover it?

yep and i am jealous very nice

ChooChooman74 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:58 pm

jws84_02 wrote:

I'm actually gonna re-do my gauge pod. I didn't get my angles right and they are hard to see during the day. I also want to make it more symmetrical.

If you have never done fiberglass it's almost impossible for me to explain it to you. But here it goes

1. Remove the panel
2. Blue tape the entire thing
3. Fiberglass mat 2 layers on it and let it dry
4. Remove the harden mold of your panel from the factory panel. (be careful not to crack edges
4. Make rings for your gauges out of 3/4" mdf
5. Attach them using mat and resin wherever you want them on your panel
6. Staple fleece to everything so it will appear as on piece
7. Resin fleece
8. I then use a small die grinder to knock down the big rough stuff
9. Light weight body filler
10. Sand, sand, sand
11. Metal glaze filler
12. Sand sand sand
13. Build primer
14. Sand sand sand
15. Sealer
16. Paint
17. Clear

Do you take orders? :-p

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jws84_02 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:04 pm

ChooChooman74 wrote:

jws84_02 wrote:

I'm actually gonna re-do my gauge pod. I didn't get my angles right and they are hard to see during the day. I also want to make it more symmetrical.

If you have never done fiberglass it's almost impossible for me to explain it to you. But here it goes

1. Remove the panel
2. Blue tape the entire thing
3. Fiberglass mat 2 layers on it and let it dry
4. Remove the harden mold of your panel from the factory panel. (be careful not to crack edges
4. Make rings for your gauges out of 3/4" mdf
5. Attach them using mat and resin wherever you want them on your panel
6. Staple fleece to everything so it will appear as on piece
7. Resin fleece
8. I then use a small die grinder to knock down the big rough stuff
9. Light weight body filler
10. Sand, sand, sand
11. Metal glaze filler
12. Sand sand sand
13. Build primer
14. Sand sand sand
15. Sealer
16. Paint
17. Clear

Do you take orders? :-p

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Yeah, i do a lot of audio stuff for people. Pm with how many gauges your thinking(5 is most that will fit without looking re-tarded. Just a warning, with labor it will be around $300

ChooChooman74 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:20 pm

Let me sleep in it. Saving for a vaca but I will bookmark you. I know I can buy a 2 gauge pod but would really rather have 4.

Mine is an 06. I saw the pods on JBA were up to 05. Any difference?

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