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Had some free time lately so added some new mods to my NSX:

I've probably done well over 50+ V1 installations in various cars over the years for people.....most involved a custom bracket hiding the display in the B-pillar and custom wiring the rest the components depending on driver preference.

In my 04 nsx, my #1 priority is no cutting or detrimental mods that cannot be reversed at a later date. I'm proud to say this install is not only super stealth but not one hole or wire was cut
I also took this opporunity to add 2 strips of SMT LED's (red) under the dash to give the car bit more underdash lighting. This is activated whenever the doors are open (dome light effect) or can be overrided with a switch to turn them on while driving. (great for lighting up the pedals or your ladies toe nails...hehe)

Step 1, remove the center dash section and remove (x5) philips screws. The clock circuit board section separates from the main unit. Be sure to bag up all the screws if you ever want to put the clock back in the car!


Step 2, carefully hot glue the Valentine remote display centerd in the clock radio display


Step 3, located a good easy access spot for the remote volume control


here's what the final result should look like:


From a bit further back with the underdash LED's lit up:


Stay tuned for part II showing how I mounted the actual Valentine 1 main unit and some more pictures :biggrin:
All comments / criticism welcolme!

rick

 

Love the GT-V Volks.

 

White on red...can't go wrong

 

Added some more leds to the engine bay and mounted the v1:

 

One of my fav cars. You have a very nice well kept NSX.

 

I don't think the valentine 1 will work nearly as good back there compared to the dash...The inside of the car will block a lot of detection from it.

 

That's what I thought too but there's a few nsx owners before me that has mounted it in the same location and it works. I had a nice 45 min drive home in the rain just last Sunday night and can confirm it works quite nicely from the front and rear!

 

Added some new pictures of my favorite two toys on page 1

 

good color combo. Both cars look great. I want an S2000 track car real bad. Great little cars.

 

Ironically I rarely track any of my cars - just my bikes But from what I heard the s2000 makes a great track car as parts are not that expensive and fun to drive. A lot of the bay area s2ki guys are hardcore track guys. I need to find some time to go try it out....


rk

 

Looks great!

 

looks great!
Nice Photo's also!!

 

Some history when I did the Part I with my previous car, the "Egg" has been replaced with my nsx :biggrin:
See the Part I, click here:
http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=584538


Part II just got finshed with the help of a few friends, hope you guys enjoy!

 

great looking NSX, sold mine 4 years ago, miss it.

 

Pretty nice whip! Looks like 2005 was a very good year...for wine in Napa Valley and the NSX!