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Uploaded by on Nov 19, 2010

Step by Step Installation of an IPAD in a car - without removing the factory radio. - pictures of how to do it yourself at the end of the video. Technique can also be used for the IPAD 2.

Uses PLX devices module to enable REV and Dashcommand. The system is controlled by a Kenwood deck in the glovebox.

Unique design and clean install with no cutting or alteration to the actual dashboard. First of it's kind in this type of car. The car is know as an Holden, HSV R8, and similar to a Pontiac G8 in the States.

Can be returned back to standard dashboard without any cutting or damage.

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  • It's an Aussie car, in Dubai. Holden supply them in LHD to the US as a G8 and the Middle East as Chev's.

  • Hey the dash looks awesome! But I was wondering how do u control the air conditioning and heat? I have a g8 gt and wanted to install an ipad but i was worried about having to remove the factory screen that displays the ac and heat controls. Any suggestions?

  • @yoshster69 if you do a search for HVAC controls for the G8 you will find a small screen with the controls on it for around $400. However, mine are accessible from behind the bottom of the ipad and I didn't really need to get that screen. The whole original unit is sitting behind my IPAD, so I didn't relocate it or disconnect anything.

  • also do you know why some gauges are jumpy rather than fluid, ive seen some videos and they are perfect and fluid and others that the gauges are jumpy. how far is ur wifi device away from the ipad

  • @italiandude321

    The Wifi isn't the reason the gauge is jumpy, it's the software. I reformatted the IPAD and the needle isn't jumpy anymore. Actually if you look at the digital readouts in the video they are smooth and running in realtime, it's the analog dial that seems to be lagging. It's the 6.0 with upgraded heads, cam, valve springs, exhaust, underpulleys, intake manifold and OTR.

  • hey there , great job u have done on ur ride , A + ..... quick question , whats is the Application's name and where did u get the PLX device from ? i got the Commodore VE ( Lumina SS in Dxb as well )

    cheers

  • @bobmasriss

    I got the PLX device through Shop & Ship off the web. If you do a search you will find it. It cost's around $150 from memory. It will work on your car. If you go through the local forums you will find me. PM me and I can help you with it.

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  • why's an Aussie car left hand drive...

  • Yes, I'm jealous of you homemade spot for ur iPad not you super fast epic car.

  • Looks super cool. Hey what kind or cloth u used bro I wanna make something similar for my semi

  • That is fucking BOSS!! Nice car too btw.

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