'07 accessories
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Just got off the phone with (apparently) a less knowledgable salesman at Quadratec, he said he didn't have any application specific wheel locks for the new 07' JK. What gives?
I'm hoping this guy is just as knowledgable as my Jeep salesman and I'll try to call again tomorrow and catch a better one. Does anyone have the QUADRATEC part number?
Tom
Bryson City, NC
I'm hoping this guy is just as knowledgable as my Jeep salesman and I'll try to call again tomorrow and catch a better one. Does anyone have the QUADRATEC part number?
Tom
Bryson City, NC
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Just got off the phone with (apparently) a less knowledgable salesman at Quadratec, he said he didn't have any application specific wheel locks for the new 07' JK. What gives?
I'm hoping this guy is just as knowledgable as my Jeep salesman and I'll try to call again tomorrow and catch a better one. Does anyone have the QUADRATEC part number?
Tom
Bryson City, NC
I'm hoping this guy is just as knowledgable as my Jeep salesman and I'll try to call again tomorrow and catch a better one. Does anyone have the QUADRATEC part number?
Tom
Bryson City, NC
I should have edited my last post but I just ordered over the phone with Quadratec the set of 5 wheels locks ( thanks Robar) , a Jeep hat and a spare tire cover which is on BO, apparently the "day" guy is not a JEEP person per the salesguy I spoke with tonite because he could have found me these items the day I placed the order for my cold air intake....go figure...
You called during the day I bet.......
Last edited by HEK; Jan 24, 2007 at 06:31 AM.
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007divegirl, I bought a holder from there and ended up using it in my TL since the vents on the Rubi are round and the clips don't lock, the unit was meant for vents that are rectangular....but if you have a picture of how you have yours mounted I'd appreciated it if you can post a picture...thanks
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HEK - see my write up on how to install an iPod in the center console HERE. It is the cleanest iPod setup I can imagine with the factory stereo. I will be completing it this weekend (possibly tonight) with a padded mounting area. Will post more picks when done.
, now I wish I had a Jeep manual so that I would be able to take my dash appart and not break "things' along the way as I want to wire thru the back my radar detector.....
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I just got in from taking these dark pictures of my I-Pod set up....
right cable is for the radar detector, small cable is for the p-pod and the FM charger is just that..
This one is with the i-pod connected and radar ( my goal one day maybe this Summer is to run the cable for the radar detector inside the one side of the dash and have it come out on the other side enough to connect it in the power outlet)
But for now the cables are out of my way, the wife can use the i-pod from the passenger side and I can see it as well from the driver's side.
My home made cable connector inside its "wire wrap"
right cable is for the radar detector, small cable is for the p-pod and the FM charger is just that..
This one is with the i-pod connected and radar ( my goal one day maybe this Summer is to run the cable for the radar detector inside the one side of the dash and have it come out on the other side enough to connect it in the power outlet)
But for now the cables are out of my way, the wife can use the i-pod from the passenger side and I can see it as well from the driver's side.
My home made cable connector inside its "wire wrap"
Last edited by HEK; Jan 26, 2007 at 08:43 PM.