Had a client come in wanting to get attention for his business when he's out helping local high schools during football games and other sporting events. What better way than some insane flashing lights?
Installed this custom underbody LED kit for him
50 Linear Feet of LED to LED, fully wrapped brightness.
Most underbody kits have around 10-15 feet of neon or LEDs, so you get wheel gap.
This kit was custom installed to provide all around under carriage lighting.
Along with the kit, I installed a wireless 16 setting remote control kit.
He can manually control how bright the lights are, select multiple different strobe settings or turn on breathe mode (my favorite).
Had a customer bring in his 98 Chevy S10 pickup.
Had the stock deck in there and was putting in a Jensen reciever.
Customer purchased a kit for the replacement but it was the wrong one and budget was tight, so, instead of just throwing it in there, I made him a custom ABS dash kit.
Fit like a glove and you can barely notice it's not a regular kit.
Had a customer come in with some Power Acoustic Dual DVD Player Headrests he wanted put in....but he also wanted a way to integrate in his Xbox when needed.
Simple .... I hardwired in a 300 watt Stinger Power Converter and custom mounted a Stinger "Game Plate" in the existing spot where his un-used rear audio controls were.
He was somewhat ok with just having the built in FM Mod for sound throughout the car, but I informed him of iSimple's latest products and he was IN. Now he has crystal clear iPod audio input, as well as a Mini Jack audio input and hardwired DVD audio.
After all the dust settled he can no Listen to songs from his iPod, Listen to the DVD player that is showing off his new Dual 8.5" screens, as well as plug in an Xbox and play video games on-the-go.
Pretty cool road trip upgrade...his kids are going to love it!
George needed some reversing assistance.
He picked himself up a wireless backup camera.
Install was straight forward; wired into the reverse light, and mounted the screen very sturdy in the center console area.
Trax now has a new truck in the lineup.
1990 Chevy CK1500 Singel Cab Short Bed Step Side
Got it for winter driving and haulin' stuff.
Plans thus far:
Re-paint
Tint
De-Badge
Custom lighting all the way around
Swap interior color from blue to black/grey
Full Audio Demo Build
Started Saturday morning out with a quick install.
Put an Alpine CD player in with an Alpine Power Pack. These little power packs are kind of nice. They are a hide-away unit that wires directly in-line with the headunit, so no need to add additional power wires and what not.....actually hid nicely under the aftermarket Alpine...and gave it a definite boost in highs and mids. Worth the upgrade.
Lifted Sierra came back to button up some additional add-ons. Added steering wheel controls and navigation to the Clarion we put in last week. Steering wheel controls are a must if they are existing and the navigation will aid the owner when he gets down to Texas. Also replaced all the stock lights that were yellow with blue LEDs....turned out great...once again....too bright outside to get good photos.
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Busted out a quick one Saturday morning.
2008 Chevy Cobalt getting a new deck (Clarion), rear speakers (MTX) and an amp/sub combo (MTX).
Everything was straight forward and after wards a huge improvement from stock (of course).
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Had a veteran bring in his newly purchased Chevrolet Impala for an amp/sub/deck install.
Deck was easy, amp and subs were a bit different.
Needed to make room for a cap as well, so the cap went down low and the amp went up on the rear deck. Subs were bolted to the floor and the customer was stoked!
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Had a customer come in with a AVIC unit that wasn't cooperating...so I decided to assist.
After an hour of troubleshooting, came to the conclusion that the Scosche module to help integrate an aftermarket unit into the stock system was bad. So I informed the customer that I can hardwire it in, but he'll lose the ability to hear his turn signals and chimes throughout the vehicle. Since he was cool with that, we went forward with the install. Once the deck was up and running, we installed the included Bluetooth mic up in the A-Pillar, facing the driver; as well as mounted the included GPS antenna for the built in Navigation up on the dash.
Bypass the X930BT so that it will play video while the unit is in motion. Standard 'ground the parking brake wire' doesn't work with these new units, so you have to figure out how to bypass it AND trick it to think that you AREN'T driving when you really are.....ahh the joy's of electronics!
Customer was happy, install looked great....and...the best part..I got to use my Credit Card app on my Droid......BEST PURCHASE EVER......I can now accept charges with Credit Cards, using my smartphone....it's amazing! Full blown business now.
Cheers
Did a quick little install today in a 2004 Chevrolet Tracker.
Customer has an iPod that she wanted to have work through her stock radio.
Not an upgraded radio, so the only option here was the iSimple Tranzit Device.
Now she can tune to a certain radio channel, turn the switch on and BAMM.....iPod through the radio....sounds pretty good too. These work much better than the FM modulators you plug into your cigarette lights, as it cuts out the incoming radio signal and replaces it with the audio source plugged in to the Tranzit.
Cheers
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