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[tekkado]

yeah the colour of the interior im not fussed on prefer black and darker colours but yeah suspension is first exhaust next wheels and tyres and cold air intake probably call it quits after that, stereo if i get spare cash ive grown used to just listening to the radio lol

 

[tekkado]

true thanks but probably not gonna have a spoiler

 

[F l a k]

Sounds like a plan, and yeah I'm not a big spoiler fan but I really like the boot-lip spoilers.

 

[tekkado]

feel like im asking a ton of stuff but just truing to get everything together
i been looking at catbacks and was wondering can you fit a tip on them? cause they dont look very long

 

[F l a k]

Haha don't worry about it, it's what most people are here for right?
And with a cat-back, it will usually just have the pipe itself to the end of the bumper, and if it's made for your car it's the same distance as the original. You can get a tip fitted to any so far as I'm aware. They cut a small amount of the pipe off and weld the tip on so over all it's the same length.

 

[tekkado]

true true
also been needing a stereo but getting one with ipod connectivity for under 200 seems impossible which is weird for something so common so i figure and extra 100 for this
7" LCD IN DASH TV CD VCD DVD PLAYER CAR STEREO 2 DIN AU (eBay item 280608542822 end time 27-Mar-11 11:36:06 AEDST) : Cars, Bikes, Boats
would this go? taking up the stereo port and the spare gap? hard to hookup?
thanks

 

[F l a k]

Ahk, well you could go something like that, but it's going to be a bit trickier to install and probably not the greatest quality, but it does have cool features. This is the head unit I just got for $269 Alpine Electronics of Australia. As far as quality and building up a system this is probably a better option. It uses a full speed iPod cable from the back to the glove-box, and its easy to use. Also has enough pre outs so I can easily add an amp and a sub later. How often do you think you'll be watching stuff in the car?

 

[Trayner]

Only get a single din headunit , way to hard to fit a double

 

[godatfourdigital]

not way too hard, just takes more time, assuming you have the practical skills to do it.