I tucked the display into the stock clock pod. Came out looking nice as it is housed beind a tinted piece of plexi glass so the display just shines out from behind a black glass


For the controller I decided to mount it in the coin holder. Its a switch blank for what would have been the convertable switch which looks alot like the fog light switch next to it. I am happy with how it came out as it is almost flush mounted. It also


Here the controller is mounted. It ended up fitting so tightly that I didn't even need adhesive or double stick tape and its super solid

the main moduel where all the cables connect was made so that it ca be mounted up under the dash with wire ties. There is nothing wrong with that but I just wanted something cleaner and more solid that could be easily reached if I need to service it. So I made this bracket that the module will slide onto after the bracket is mounted. The holes in teh bottom are for wire ties so that I can tie them all neat and clean.



at this point I am pretty much ready plug it all in and test it out. I have been working on it at night mainly because I wasn't feeling well during the day and there is less to deal with - no phones, no neighbors, nice and quiet. Only bad part is that running black cables on a black interior and and poor lighting makes it a little hard. I didn't get any pics of the laser shifters front or rear of the radar reciever as it been too dark. The laser shifters up front(2_ were super easy to mount the way they were designed. The rear laser though is also easily mounted as it comes with brackets to go over your license plate which is where they are told to aim.