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Old Sun, Aug-16-2009, 02:29:12 PM   #1
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I installed a V1 in a friend's new M3 this weekend and thought I'd share some pics of the build. The E90 rear center headrest is one of the best places I've seen for hiding the Valentine.





















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Scott, this is sick! Could you give me a price on something like this if you installed it..?
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Scott, this is sick! Could you give me a price on something like this if you installed it..?
I will send you a PM - do you own the coupe or sedan? The coupe doesn't have a rear center headrest, although it may work fine in the side headrest. Just can't have anything metal obstructing the radar sensors.
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Wow, that is a really slick install. How did you remove the rear-center headrest?
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Looks great Scott!
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Wow, that is a really slick install. How did you remove the rear-center headrest?
Just pull up and it will come right out.

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Looks great Scott!
Thanks Drew.
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cool install
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indeed looks super sick. how much does that system cost?
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how much space did you save by removing the V1 from its case? I'm wondering if it will fit into an E46 vert rear headrest....
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how much space did you save by removing the V1 from its case? I'm wondering if it will fit into an E46 vert rear headrest....
Quite a bit, it would not have fit with the case on. Just stick your V1 next to the headrest and you should be able to tell if there's room. It's easy to take the cover off, just 4 torx screws.
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