must haves!
must haves!
two great products check them out . [1] soundgate.com core for zunes,ipods and other mp3 devices. [2] tire rack.com valeo wiper blades look great on our cars the core is available at logjam electronics.com[see gallery pics].
Last edited by Caught in a Xfire; 06-22-2009 at 11:28 AM.
Re: must haves!
Do the wiper blades fit right in like the OEMs?
These them...
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-20-1B
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-21-1B
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/...=a_WiperBlades
These them...
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-20-1B
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-21-1B
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/...=a_WiperBlades
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http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/...za_splr_bk.jsp
These are the ones I have. The spoilers are our OEM stle and ...just look better that the "I" bar style.
IMHO
These are the ones I have. The spoilers are our OEM stle and ...just look better that the "I" bar style.
IMHO
Re: must haves!
Originally Posted by Goldwing
Do the wiper blades fit right in like the OEMs?
These them...
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-20-1B
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-21-1B
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/...=a_WiperBlades
These them...
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-20-1B
Price: $19.95 (each) Special
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Manufacturer Part #: 900-21-1B
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/...=a_WiperBlades
Re: must haves!
Originally Posted by maxcichon
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/...za_splr_bk.jsp
These are the ones I have. The spoilers are our OEM stle and ...just look better that the "I" bar style.
IMHO
These are the ones I have. The spoilers are our OEM stle and ...just look better that the "I" bar style.
IMHO
Re: must haves!
Originally Posted by Tamadx
i dont see how that core thing would work with the crossfire... unless its though the fm transmiter...
Re: must haves!
Originally Posted by Caught in a Xfire
i never said it was for a stock radio, its for an after market one with aux inputs. i have one and the sound reproduction is so much better than going through the headset output on your mp3 player. its like listening to a cd in the cd player. i have my entire music collection on my zune over 7 thousand tracks and they sound amazing.
Re: must haves!
Originally Posted by itsky
Can you describe the adapter for the Zune a bit more? Is it an actual connector that connects to the bottom of the unit and then plugs into the auxillary port on a stereo? I have Zune now and I use a headphone style jack to connect to the stereo. My Sony radio has the ability to increase the input level on the auxillary port so that you don't the "hiss" sound from having to crank up the volume on the Zune.
Last edited by Caught in a Xfire; 04-30-2009 at 08:19 AM.
Re: must haves!
Anyone with Hiss noise should look up the Ipac noise reducer. It works great and eliminates the hiss. It is just a little black box inbetween the headphone jack wires. You just plug one end in your front aux jack and the other in your mp3 player. It is that simple. No extra power needed.
Re: must haves!
Originally Posted by blackcrossfire07
Anyone with Hiss noise should look up the Ipac noise reducer. It works great and eliminates the hiss. It is just a little black box inbetween the headphone jack wires. You just plug one end in your front aux jack and the other in your mp3 player. It is that simple. No extra power needed.
Last edited by Caught in a Xfire; 05-21-2009 at 08:51 AM.
Re: must haves!
I bought a set from Tirerack too and put them on yesterday. They do have a nice streamlined look. You have to pop open the front cover on the blade in order to slide it on the armhook. Once I figured it out, they went on real easy. They did a nice job smearing the bugs around after a 300 mile highway drive last night. I'll have to wait for some rain to see if they stay down at speed and clear the window. Of course, I try to avoid rain when driving the roadster.
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