ok, i m so glad i just became a Z1er....i hv got everything needs to be install, but..if i hv a stock bose system, do i need something to make it works ? or i dont?? please lead me to the right path..
Posted Feb 03, 2007 · 23:07 UTC#1
OK, now, i just purchased the Z1, but..
Posted Feb 03, 2007 · 23:48 UTC#2
You likely need a bose adaptor. What kind of car?
Posted Feb 04, 2007 · 00:08 UTC#3
i got the Infiniti G35 coupe, any idea where i can purchase one?
Posted Feb 04, 2007 · 03:39 UTC#4
I have a g35 too...u can use this if you have the bose system.
Posted Feb 04, 2007 · 04:03 UTC#5
The cheaper alternative is to pick up a metra 70-7551. That also allows you to retain the stock bose system with the z1.
Posted Feb 04, 2007 · 04:19 UTC#6
how about for a 1998 corvette with bose system. What adapter do I need?
Posted Feb 04, 2007 · 04:46 UTC#7
98 vette with bose. 70-2004. Anyone else?
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 03:51 UTC#8
98 vette with bose. 70-2004. Anyone else?
'08 Model T 
(1908 that is!)
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 15:34 UTC#9
23 Ford Depot Hack
http://www.berkey.us/unclerobstruck/DSC00553.jpg
(my wife's uncle was just willed this) I don't even know if there is 12V in this thing. This needs GPS!
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 17:42 UTC#10
98 vette with bose. 70-2004. Anyone else?
'08 Model T
(1908 that is!)
1909 Was the first year for the Model T.
I'm the proud owner of a 1915 Model T Touring
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 18:59 UTC#11
1909 Was the first year for the Model T.
I don't know anything about them (except that it was the first production line automobile). I'm just going with what I saw on wikipedia.
Try and make one little joke... Whew! Tough crowd!
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 19:30 UTC#12
1909 Was the first year for the Model T.
I don't know anything about them (except that it was the first production line automobile). I'm just going with what I saw on wikipedia.
Try and make one little joke... Whew! Tough crowd!
Production started in September of '08, but as is practice today they were then labled as 1909's. Mine is 'technically' a 1916 based on the serial number on the engine block--but its registered as a 1915.
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 19:52 UTC#13
CincyCaddy- You should put a NAV unit in that thing!! That would probably be the funniest thing I've ever seen!!
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 20:15 UTC#14
Theres actually a page online somewhere on a mod to take a magnet/sensor assembly for a bicylcle digital speedo and use it on the Model T for a digital speedometer. I could just tap into that for VSS.
Now finding a dash kit is another story I always brag, its got 30" wheels on it, and that was 90 years before DONKS were taking over the South with them 
Posted Feb 05, 2007 · 23:24 UTC#15
Hahaha Donks......... Like hotwheels only bigger
Posted Feb 06, 2007 · 00:14 UTC#16
donks?
Posted Feb 06, 2007 · 02:44 UTC#17
donks?
Yep, Donks! Where have you been? Up north?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donk_(automobile)
My favorite is the stuff you see on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0081184592
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0086205369
Ha!
Posted Feb 06, 2007 · 03:12 UTC#18
What year is your G35c? I have an '04 350z, which is essentially the same exact car and I used this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/PAC-AOEM-NIS2-1995- ... dZViewItem
Installed it myself. Works like a charm. No defects. Very happy with the results.
Posted Feb 06, 2007 · 04:13 UTC#19
What year is your G35c? I have an '04 350z, which is essentially the same exact car and I used this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/PAC-AOEM-NIS2-1995- ... dZViewItem
Installed it myself. Works like a charm. No defects. Very happy with the results.
Another variation on the same theme. The end result is the same. A line level sinal is sent to the bose amps and they are happy.