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X BOX's are gay.
you need a slim line PS2 and then fit it under the dash below the glove box area.
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fordzatmyplace wrote: X BOX's are gay.
you need a slim line PS2 and then fit it under the dash below the glove box area. Nah...hehe let the debate begin..lol nah not really.... Well mate I have a modded xbox in that very location so dont "have" to have any form of PS2 there :p
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piss on holden wrote: a xbox in the boot of your car that seems real practical isnt the usal place for those the lounge room
More like something from pimp my ride,wheres the laptop or maybe the icecream machine, even the hair dressing studio or even the fold out stunt bag lol
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Yeh, im going to run a couple of smallish fans in there blowing air around
Im a L'plater.. haha im sorting all this out now, so when it comes to getting my p's my car is ready and i can enjoy it. Chipped Xbox ftw. Sony are s**t!
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| fordzatmyplace |
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problem with the xbox is that they are just do damn chunky, and not car friendly.
Plus PS has better games to 
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| fordjared |
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Yeh, but if its in the boot its outta the way
ive tried under the front seats, but to hard to get in and out quickly, and plugging cables in would be a mission I dont really want it for games, more just for videos etc. |
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| daboris |
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fordzatmyplace wrote: problem with the xbox is that they are just do damn chunky, and not car friendly.
Plus PS has better games to hmmm u chould make a new case for a xbox i dont think it will be too hard to make a smaller case.... have to look into that one but am sure i seen a xbox with a smaller case.... |
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| fordjared |
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Meh, its got its home. Now for the wiring :S arrghhh!
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fordzatmyplace wrote: problem with the xbox is that they are just do damn chunky, and not car friendly.
Plus PS has better games to of course, because playing the best games while your driving is the first think you'll think of when putting a consolse in your car. I'm doing the exact same thing, but i was going to mount it under parcel shelf. You just gave me a good idea Cheers, hope it comes along well
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| fordjared |
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Haha no probs man, i cant mount mine up there because my lpg tank.
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Factory amp has a removable bracket that screws in there perfect, and would help you out alot.
There is also a different moulded carpet so it all fits neatly. |
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| fordjared |
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Oh what. Might have to ring some wreckers 2morrow and find out how much the bracket will cost.
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fordzatmyplace wrote: problem with the xbox is that they are just do damn chunky, and not car friendly.
Plus PS has better games to As an owner of a Xbox and PS2, I'd definately say the Xbox s**t on the PS2, specially with a chip and larger HDD, removes the need to ever get up and change the disc in it! |
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I'm not sure, but it may be an idea to put some kind of cushioning between the x-box and side panel of the boot...without some kind of cushioning, there will be a lot of shuddering/rattling...which is definitely NOT good for a spinning hard drive...
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| fordjared |
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Yeh, i though about the xbox moving around alot like over little humps in the road etc.
Im going to pack rubber around the hdd within the xbox. hopefully stopping that problem from occuring Cheers |
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