DVD under seat?
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From: Brooklyn, NY 2 Orlando, FL
Originally Posted by amthar
I don't understand what is so hard about the fact that I clearly and explicitly stated that the upper and lower gloveboxes were out of the question. I am already planning on installing something into the upper glovebox.
Thanks for the suggestion but please read the post first. I am very aware as to the product line by digitalwheelz. I run a G35 reference site off of their server (http://www.digitalwheelz.com/DIY)
Thanks for the suggestion but please read the post first. I am very aware as to the product line by digitalwheelz. I run a G35 reference site off of their server (http://www.digitalwheelz.com/DIY)
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From: las vegas
Originally Posted by klwoods
i don't imagine that opening/closing is bad on it...unless you slame your door because you're used to a monster SUV. My only fear that talked me out of putting mine there was the rain/snow could potentially get right in the dvd hole and i'm sure that wouldn't be too good.
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From: Raleigh, NC
Originally Posted by arrivalanche
that dvd player WOULD NOT last very long like that. the eye is very sencitive to shock. I dont care if its mounted in the door or on the floor. just imagine opening and closing your car door 4-8 times a day, 365 days a year, for 10 years. thats 29200 times of wack wack wack! Its bound to happen. and i wouldnt give it past a year let alone 10.
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Originally Posted by amthar
I'm assuming you're not saying that a DVD player can't go in a car...
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So you believe the floor board under the seat gets more vibrations/shaking from every day use (I certainly don't off-road with my g35 
) than inside your dash?
) than inside your dash?
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if you mount it on the floor use rubber gromets underneath it...that will cut down on road vibrations being transmitted to the dvd player. You can pick up like 1/8" or 1/4" rubber gromets/washers for a few cents...should help decrease any skipping too.
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Originally Posted by klwoods
if you mount it on the floor use rubber gromets underneath it...that will cut down on road vibrations being transmitted to the dvd player. You can pick up like 1/8" or 1/4" rubber gromets/washers for a few cents...should help decrease any skipping too.
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From: G35VILLE
From My Experience I Installed Pac Vci-x W/seperate Dvd.i Tried Test Fitting It Underneath The Passenger Seat.it Was A Regular Din Size Dvd And It Fit Fine With No Problems ,as Long As You Un Snap The Air Duct Under That Seat.you Can Move Your Seat As Far Up Or Back Or Up Or Down As You Want With No Interference.
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