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different actually

RX had beige interior, no matter the exterior colour. also had integrated stereo and electric seats. no hicas, no LSD.

RS had full black interior, and only electric seats with leather. hicas, LSD with hicas models.

been through this enough times before :P

Dunc Mentor

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Does anyone know if anyone in Adelaide can install these Spec Docs, or are they easy to install yourself?

George at GT Autosound in Adelaide did the alarm install on my M35 - I'd have no reservations about heading back there for any sort of audio/stereo installs.

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Does anyone know if anyone in Adelaide can install these Spec Docs, or are they easy to install yourself?

Maybe one day when I have enough knowledge I can answer a few questions rather than asking them.....

They are easy to install, I will post up later a link to the page which shows how to remove the center console and then you just need power and an earth. You also need to run the RCA lead to the boot to the TV tuner.

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Does anyone know if anyone in Adelaide can install these Spec Docs, or are they easy to install yourself?

Maybe one day when I have enough knowledge I can answer a few questions rather than asking them.....

I can help you out or give you some clues on DIY. Also I have a few leads for the tuner if you need them for video input

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To be honest, I hated the stock audio system. I am an audio snob though......... I ended up getting all of my audio equipment 2nd hand of the MEA forum. Most of it came out of an SQ comp winning car. My installer said the head unit was a real bugger to replace. He had to remove half the dash board. Thats the only bad part though, the doors are deep and the car is solid so its perfect for installing a nice system into.

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