Snapped a front end shot, rear is well hidden as well , and sti hardwired, i dont really like to show and tell so this is it :p
http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv59/pezok/LIf.jpg
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Snapped a front end shot, rear is well hidden as well , and sti hardwired, i dont really like to show and tell so this is it :p
http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/vv59/pezok/LIf.jpg
Looks real nice. Great placement. You should try to have it tested by someone on the forum in your area. Where did you install the switch on the interior?
Nice dual in the front. Maybe you can show the complete install? -_-
nice install...
Looks nice but the passenger side looks a little bit tilted to the left.
Yeah looks nice, but as Andrew21 said, the passenger side does look tilted. Maybe its the camera angle though.
Also, does the passenger side look more recessed to anyone else or is it just me?
The install is not symmetrical. You have the passenger side head recessed between slats in the grille and the driver side bolted to the slats? Driver side also looks angled outward.
The passenger is slightly lower, clearance was a little tight there so didn't have much of a choice. but they are both flush with the grill and level to ground.
guess i could have taken a better picture the angle plus the hdr makes it look worst, ive had a save so i guess the set up works, no one in my region to test :S
ill take a few different pics this afternoon
So, it seems they are off a bit now, all the nuts are tight so i was wondering if the cold weather has affected the setup, last 2 weeks has been very cold -25 without windchill.
http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/v...zok/Car018.jpg
looking at this last pic the heads look real bad :mad:
http://i669.photobucket.com/albums/v...zok/Car020.jpg
Better, but I see the passenger side angling out towards the side. Maybe better to see this in person?
It's way too cold there to mess with it outside....inside a heated garage may be OK. Try holding a yardstick or anything similar against the four rings, assuming they provide a stable surface. Then, measure from the yardstick to the inner and outer ends of the sensors. This will tell you if the sensors are aimed straight down the road. To check how level they are, hold anything thin (I use a six inch metal scale) on the top or bottom surface of the sensors and lay a spirit/bubble level on the accessable part of the (scale). This could make a good install better. Hope this helps.
Bodom... Where are you located? Canada? Also is that a Q5 or a Q7?
I'm curious cause I have a Q7 and am located in Calgary, AB. I'm thinking of installing the LI Dual HP up front, just because Calgary Cops exclusively use Laser.
Marcus