9500 hardwired and CB radio

[crazyzer0]

uniden 520XL and lil wil antenna installed!
8500 hardwired with hidden mute button
custom gps mount

[crazyzer0]

close up shots coming soon!

[snoopyc4]

nice install

[fire65]

Good job on the install. Very clean.

[stlcardsfan]

That's an 8500 not a 9500i but nice job!

[CJR238]

That's an 8500 not a 9500i but nice job!

lol, i was going to say the same thing, but very nice.

I wonder why so many people choose to put there RD's to the right of there RVM?

[MEM-TEK]

He is using the visor clip to mount his 8500 X50, and obviously chose to mount it on the passenger visor so that he can use his driver's visor. That is a slick idea of attaching his GPS unit underneath the RD.

[CJR238]

He is using the visor clip to mount his 8500 X50, and obviously chose to mount it on the passenger visor so that he can use his driver's visor. That is a slick idea of attaching his GPS unit underneath the RD.

That makes sense. I would just stuff the clip under the headliner and have it a bit more stealthy/high and closer to me.

[Stealth Stalker]

That makes sense. I would just stuff the clip under the headliner and have it a bit more stealthy/high and closer to me.

It's still going to be blocking the use of your sunvisor there, whether it is clipped to the visor or not.

Besides, it's a Hell of a lot easier to glance right at your RD than to cock your head back to look up at it. Been there. Done that. Learned my lesson quickly.

[CJR238]

That makes sense. I would just stuff the clip under the headliner and have it a bit more stealthy/high and closer to me.

It's still going to be blocking the use of your sunvisor there, whether it is clipped to the visor or not.

Besides, it's a Hell of a lot easier to glance right at your RD than to cock your head back to look up at it. Been there. Done that. Learned my lesson quickly.

I don't know about you but my eyes can move up and down. Also im not short so its right in my line of vision but slightly up.

No blocking of visor here, folds covering the RD nicely: