TV's in the headrest
11-23-2002, 09:53 AM
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TV's in the headrest
HAs anyone or does anyone know if it is possilble to put a 5inch tv in the headrest of 97 leather seat of an Acura INtegra? This seat has a little square hole already in it. Can someone help me thru the process.
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11-23-2002, 04:32 PM
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i wouldnt get the 5 inch if i were you..
the picture isnt great at all..very bad in quality...
if you want a headrest monitor...u should get those made for headrests..
they do come with headrest housings for easy installation..
the picture isnt great at all..very bad in quality...
if you want a headrest monitor...u should get those made for headrests..
they do come with headrest housings for easy installation..
11-24-2002, 02:37 AM
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its not all that hard... all you need is something on the back side of the mount, like vinyl or something, so it dosent look like ass when you look through that hole in the headrest.
Just be carefull when you cut the fabric/leather... make sure to leave enough so no rough edges show... and cut the foam so the shroud has a snug fit... you can usually secure it with some epoxy or another strong adhesive.
The wires can usually be run through one or both of the posts, as Honda's usually have hollow posts to begin with, they may just need some enlarging, but not too much so they dont become weak.
The size of the monitor does not matter... its the brand usually... although most screens are made by toshiba or sanyo, then sold to other companies to have their own name put on it.
Just be carefull when you cut the fabric/leather... make sure to leave enough so no rough edges show... and cut the foam so the shroud has a snug fit... you can usually secure it with some epoxy or another strong adhesive.
The wires can usually be run through one or both of the posts, as Honda's usually have hollow posts to begin with, they may just need some enlarging, but not too much so they dont become weak.
The size of the monitor does not matter... its the brand usually... although most screens are made by toshiba or sanyo, then sold to other companies to have their own name put on it.
11-24-2002, 09:27 AM
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Originally posted by TriniSpeed
I have a mobile tv 5 incher and it is excellent. It all depends on what brand. I was wondering if any knows any sites with pix on how to do it?
I have a mobile tv 5 incher and it is excellent. It all depends on what brand. I was wondering if any knows any sites with pix on how to do it?
big difference my friend...no matter which brand..
11-24-2002, 12:48 PM
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Originally posted by The Dude
what about on a 94 accord with metal posts.....whats the best way to run the wires?
what about on a 94 accord with metal posts.....whats the best way to run the wires?
11-28-2002, 08:34 AM
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www.vizualogic.com
their site doesnt list your vehilce, but it might be worth it to give em a call, and check. they may have something that works for you. pretty good idea in my opinion.