HUMount
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Soon came today while I was out of town. . .
I'll have pictures of it before, during and after
installation on the board tomorrow evening
Shouldn't take more than 10 minutes I figure. . .
Duff
I'll have pictures of it before, during and after
installation on the board tomorrow evening
Shouldn't take more than 10 minutes I figure. . .
Duff
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Took me about 25-30 minutes (had to fabricate/modify both my current head unit mount and the new HUMount to fit properly. When Photobucket comes back up shortly, I'll post up the install procedure. . .
Other than bleeding (cut myself slightly w/SURGICAL BLADE on my drill) the intall was cake! Got about 15 shots for ya'll.
Other than bleeding (cut myself slightly w/SURGICAL BLADE on my drill) the intall was cake! Got about 15 shots for ya'll.
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With my aftermarket mounting bracket, and the HUMount unit, they wouldn't fit flush without modifying/cutting them...
If you notice about pictures 12 & 13, the top of the mounting bracket and the bottom of the HUMount are cut out. . so they fit flush together...
If you get the chance to order one, do it! It's very easy to install (even if you need mods) and just has a nice-factor to it that the factory could have done easily. I'm sure Mark at HUMount doesn't mind GM didn't do this They have slightly changed the process when the HUMount initially came out. They did the lights for me instead of me needing to do anything (based on the instructions on their web page).
Check them out at http://maptechenterprises.netfirms.c...a826db36eb457b
(Might have to copy/paste into address bar)
Duff
If you notice about pictures 12 & 13, the top of the mounting bracket and the bottom of the HUMount are cut out. . so they fit flush together...
If you get the chance to order one, do it! It's very easy to install (even if you need mods) and just has a nice-factor to it that the factory could have done easily. I'm sure Mark at HUMount doesn't mind GM didn't do this
They have slightly changed the process when the HUMount initially came out. They did the lights for me instead of me needing to do anything (based on the instructions on their web page).Check them out at http://maptechenterprises.netfirms.c...a826db36eb457b
(Might have to copy/paste into address bar)
Duff
Last edited by Duffster; Apr 15, 2006 at 09:44 PM.
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Originally Posted by ezrollin
cool switches, they look stock and professional, rather than a cheap wal-mart switch
I've painted my rear panel and need to fill in the CAMARO letters w/clear epoxy and then worry about the lighting situation behind them... TIGHT space in there. . .for now!
