Scion tC Headrest Monitor Question...
#1
Scion tC Headrest Monitor Question...
First I wanna know what is a good size monitor for the headrest? I heard that 6" is a good size and doesn't look over sized.
Second, does anyone know where to get some monitors for cheap? I found one on eBay made by Pyle for $74.99
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...WNASIF:US:1123
What do you guys think?
Second, does anyone know where to get some monitors for cheap? I found one on eBay made by Pyle for $74.99
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...WNASIF:US:1123
What do you guys think?
#2
pyle is just that... a pile yo.
alpine makes some awsome monitors (pkg-m780) that you can usually pick up for a decent price. even sony and pioneer monitors can be found for around $150-$200 each. what's your video source?
6.5-7" should fit nicely
try these:
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...+PKG-M780.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ALPINE-PKG-M780-...QQcmdZViewItem
alpine makes some awsome monitors (pkg-m780) that you can usually pick up for a decent price. even sony and pioneer monitors can be found for around $150-$200 each. what's your video source?
6.5-7" should fit nicely
try these:
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...+PKG-M780.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ALPINE-PKG-M780-...QQcmdZViewItem
#3
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?inv...2A-2PK&cat=CON
I have these and they have been going strong for about a year now.
I have these and they have been going strong for about a year now.
#8
No, they come pre-installed in headrests. You'd never fit anything over a 6" in the stock headrest without demolishing them.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
#10
Originally Posted by Dr_Isotope
No, they come pre-installed in headrests. You'd never fit anything over a 6" in the stock headrest without demolishing them.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
#11
Originally Posted by yeldak
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=VT-H702A-2PK&cat=CON
I have these and they have been going strong for about a year now.
I have these and they have been going strong for about a year now.
#13
Originally Posted by djrza786
Originally Posted by Dr_Isotope
No, they come pre-installed in headrests. You'd never fit anything over a 6" in the stock headrest without demolishing them.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
if you don't wanna get that crazy just run em down the side of the post, like these:
#14
Originally Posted by foose801
Originally Posted by djrza786
Originally Posted by Dr_Isotope
No, they come pre-installed in headrests. You'd never fit anything over a 6" in the stock headrest without demolishing them.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
Putting them in the car involves cutting the factory hog rings at the back of the seat, swapping the headrests, and running the wires. Takes a leisurely hour.
if you don't wanna get that crazy just run em down the side of the post, like these:
Thanks for that picture though! What is the bracket for the screen screwed to? I see screws but I thought headrests are just foam.
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