Just thought I'd share some of my pics and a couple of my mods with you guys.
my baby
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You cant tell, but ive changed pads, rotors, brake lines to stainless steel, and fluid:
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my interior:
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i love this seating position, aided by the adjustable headrests. its nice for longer distance/medium speed drives. otherwise i sit more upright. BTW in the background you can see god's chariot, my daily driver. i will race anything in that beast :lmfao:
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as you can see i have a 7in touch screen. on the screen is winamp playing music. you can see albums on left pane, and the songs in the album on the right. ive also done the double din mod, and you can see the head unit below. sound wise, the computer drives an external sound card, which then feeds into the alpine which goes to the amps and speakers/sub. so far, im very satisfied with my setup, despite the G not being the best SQ platform.
i also have a dvd-rw and usb ports easily accessible but do not have pics. the usb ports turned out to be surprisingly useful... also, you might notice a lack of controls. Although I have a keyboard (pics below), i really only use my steering wheel controls, which ive tied into winamp for picking playlists and songs within the playlists. the streering wheel controls also let me switch between apps and control other apps. so for instance i can switch between showing diagnostics and showing winamp at 100mph. not that ive ever done it, but...
[attachmentid=16313] playing a music video. i actually dont do this very often anymore. here the video is windowed but i could also have it fullscreened by touching the video image twice.
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the computer is connected to diagnostics here. there's a full table of things that i can monitor, but in this shot im only showing the vehicle and engine speeds. i can also show timing, intake air temp, error codes, and more. the udpate rate isnt as good as nissan's own diagnostics but it definitely does the job of letting you know what's going on. plus you can start/stop recordings of the data for later analysis. also useful is the ability to reset the check engine light on screen. fortunately i only had to do it once (it was triggered after installing the system)
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this gives some idea of the view and feeling of where everything sits in real life
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i also have an emulator with every snes game ever made installed...
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bluetooth folding keyboard and rf controller
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keyboard folded up, controller again
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my daily driver aka God's Chariot :lmfao: and my baby. because the weather's been so nice lately ive started to lose track of which is the daily driver.
Anyway, that's all for now
my baby
[attachmentid=16309]
You cant tell, but ive changed pads, rotors, brake lines to stainless steel, and fluid:
[attachmentid=16310]
my interior:
[attachmentid=16311]
i love this seating position, aided by the adjustable headrests. its nice for longer distance/medium speed drives. otherwise i sit more upright. BTW in the background you can see god's chariot, my daily driver. i will race anything in that beast :lmfao:
[attachmentid=16312]
as you can see i have a 7in touch screen. on the screen is winamp playing music. you can see albums on left pane, and the songs in the album on the right. ive also done the double din mod, and you can see the head unit below. sound wise, the computer drives an external sound card, which then feeds into the alpine which goes to the amps and speakers/sub. so far, im very satisfied with my setup, despite the G not being the best SQ platform.
i also have a dvd-rw and usb ports easily accessible but do not have pics. the usb ports turned out to be surprisingly useful... also, you might notice a lack of controls. Although I have a keyboard (pics below), i really only use my steering wheel controls, which ive tied into winamp for picking playlists and songs within the playlists. the streering wheel controls also let me switch between apps and control other apps. so for instance i can switch between showing diagnostics and showing winamp at 100mph. not that ive ever done it, but...
[attachmentid=16313] playing a music video. i actually dont do this very often anymore. here the video is windowed but i could also have it fullscreened by touching the video image twice.
[attachmentid=16314]
the computer is connected to diagnostics here. there's a full table of things that i can monitor, but in this shot im only showing the vehicle and engine speeds. i can also show timing, intake air temp, error codes, and more. the udpate rate isnt as good as nissan's own diagnostics but it definitely does the job of letting you know what's going on. plus you can start/stop recordings of the data for later analysis. also useful is the ability to reset the check engine light on screen. fortunately i only had to do it once (it was triggered after installing the system)
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this gives some idea of the view and feeling of where everything sits in real life
[attachmentid=16316]
i also have an emulator with every snes game ever made installed...
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bluetooth folding keyboard and rf controller
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keyboard folded up, controller again
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my daily driver aka God's Chariot :lmfao: and my baby. because the weather's been so nice lately ive started to lose track of which is the daily driver.
Anyway, that's all for now
