Don't do the "show" thing. May be cool to do -- and while I'd love to go to a show -- I have no time for participation. Could get expensive pretty quick too, considering I tend to be a perfectionist... very meticulous about certain things. (whether I can afford perfection or not!) Showing would be financially dangerous for me right about now.

It's difficult enough for me to stop myself from too many "standard" mods at one time right now. (D@mn you people on this forum! )

Just enjoying my 2010 navigation system and XM module right now. (Would be better if I could find a satisfactory solution to the cables on my dash from the XM module. Even "neat" cables on my dash make me crazy... gotta' be completely hidden, man!)

Problem is, I still have "new car paranoia," and don't want to do any drilling or any major dash disassembly just yet.

The navigation system could be better in some ways. Yet, I've found it to be much better than some claimed, before I purchased my Fit.

Worth what Honda charges? Maybe not. Yet, couple the navigation with the extensive speech control; with the radio bands, the CD player (although a multi-player would have been nice), the USB provisions including built-in adapter, the iPod control, the [even though nearly antiquated] PC card slot, a functionally-decent AUX, the display information given for all of those formats, and finally VSA, then maybe Honda's price isn't so bad after all.

I'm liking Honda's navigation option... for now anyway.

 

here's mine

 

win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Lol this thread is more just a Felix ICE show off. Looks awesome man and great solution for a system with not sacrificing space.

 

I tried to get everyone to paticipate ---- clearly no one is interested to show off !

 

I dont have much to show off only a 12" kicker in my trunk and it's nothing nice to look at. I really want to get more done but I'm spending my money on other things first you know.

 

Yeah...no $$ for me to spend on ICE yet lol soon

 

LOL Felix, as some stated, some of us are not avid posters nor LURKERs

1) build time: 2.5 weeks
2) Price to complete: 4000 parts and labor, Audio: free
3) Product used:
1 Sony Xplōd™ CD Receiver Double Din 7"
Model Number: Xav-70bt
Amazon.com: Brand New Sony Xav-70bt 7" In-dash Double Din Touchscreen Receiever with Built in Cd/dvd Player, Built in Bluetooth, and Tons of Audio and Video Adjustment Features: Electronics

2 Sony Xplōd™ 10" Slim Series Subwoofer
Model Number: XS-L10S
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/sto ... 1665186659

2 Sets of Sony XSHF167 Component Separates Car Speaker System
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GCTR14/ref ... nkCode=asn

2 Sony Slim Series Class D Mono Amplifier
Model Number: XM-1S
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/sto ... 1665185489

1 Sony Slim Series 4/3 Channel Amplifier
Model Number: XM-4S
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/sto ... 1665186648

Zero Gauge Amp Kit from Tsunami
14 Gauge speaker wires

20"TFT monitor on rear hatch
RCA wires
Power Supply
2 Shuriken BT20 Batteries

Ported box at specified spec(cant remember)

4) comments
From complexity of this build, from rating of 1 to 5, its a complexity of 4. You can't tell what it consists of until I start pulling it apart and then seeing what's underneath.

5) upgrades
Didn't I list it all? lol

 

gameover !

 

Compared to you two my trunk is lame. But! It sounds great and looks good and I got to keep most of my trunk.

 

Very nice - hope I have money for mine...

 

cool nice job