Recent content by psrivats

Safecraft is absolutely top notch. I am glad you mentioned it here atleast, cost considerations aside.

How did you deal with the lack of front-to-back and side-to-side volume fading with the SSV? Do you use a dedicated DSP for that or just use the SSV as-is? We chose to go with the Memphis audio one after digging for a bit and discovering it has a fader function (accessed through a dedicated...

I see what you did there 😂

You have me confused with someone else.

Gentex GENFDM3LN. Not for the faint of heart cost wise but it's as close to the seamless factory option that you can buy aftermarket. The price has gone up 15-20% in last two years. You will also need the extra camera wire harness (Gentex 4120436).

Cute. You are so predictable.

Says the guy that posted said emoji in the first place. All actions have consequences.

Then your reading comprehension is. Go re-read the thread without bias. So you facepalm (Ie express disappointment/frustration/exasperation or whatever else) on his reply to someone who thought he was being cranky when he wasn't. You facepalm to his reply explaining that the only thing he was...

You going to go all the way and remove all the BMB parts too, right? Be done done, no half measures.

Is this what you are shooting for :) Notice the offset bumps on the road too. Jokes aside, curious to see what you finally set yours up to do after the experimentation.

Get the BMB one from Blaine, it's a super good product.

MC doing MC things. Why do we give this company a platform here? @tworley - A better discussion topic could have been "Pros and cons of various steering options" and perhaps we had a chance of having real experts that know to build good steering chime in and educate the rest of us.

Have I shown you all the LED lighting stuff you can do for the interior? :devilish:

Coolgear is excellent stuff and what went in my orange jeep. You should get a couple for the rear too, where the beds are!

Talk about insanity.