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So true

What do you need help with, nosaint?

I was doing another eBay search and the Kenwood KPA-HD100 Car HUD system has a HUD lense that could be used for this application also.  I just think a separate lense would be an eyesore.  Here's a pic:


Thanks for the input, Matt

Hi Paula, Leaks on the driver's side can come from the area under the wiper cowls (as mentioned above) when there is a skip or cracks in the sealer.  Make sure you check the drain point in this area (covered by a rubber flap) as sometimes there is a hole right there.  Water can also enter the cabin ...

I ran into the same problem when I was researching it.  I've had a HUD from a 1993 Grand Prix STE for a couple years now, and all the wiring matches up, but one of the problems I ran into was the ghost image.  A Corvette movie I have mentions the "anti-lacerative layer" they apply to the w...

That's cool!  How do you keep that in place?

A guy I autocrossed with had a camera he stuck to his MR2 Spyder with a suction cup mount (3 suction cups).  It stayed real well and was actually pretty stable.  But I think I'd rather have your setup for regular driving...and autocross

Quote (MagicalMarge1986 @ Oct. 29 2004,10:42)My mom has a grand prix and you can only see the display when sitting in the driver's seat. You can't see it from outside the car.
Unless you're standing behind the car  And then it looks really cool!

Yeah, just do your old 'strap the camera tripod into the rear seatbelts' trick and have a remote to activate it so you don't kill yourself trying to turn it on while driving No pressure, though, Norm

You make it sound so tough   It's a direct swap.  Switch the HVAC box/diaphrams over and you're good.  Simple if your A/C is already discharged (evacuated?).

Hi Chris.

-Jeff P.
'88 Beretta GT
'89 Beretta GT
'91 Beretta GT
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