The Black Knight build thread
03-04-2017, 06:30 PM
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Just a few updates
I got the 7-pin connector from Amazon fits perfectly. Very easy installation. Took 5 min. Thanks for the link, definitely saved me some $$
I removed the Styrofoam from the trunk compartment in the trunk. Got decent room to stash things...like laptops, Ipads, small umbrellas. I was able to stash all the tire change tools and I put the the jack in there too. The space run under the rear seats.
I got the 7-pin connector from Amazon fits perfectly. Very easy installation. Took 5 min. Thanks for the link, definitely saved me some $$
I removed the Styrofoam from the trunk compartment in the trunk. Got decent room to stash things...like laptops, Ipads, small umbrellas. I was able to stash all the tire change tools and I put the the jack in there too. The space run under the rear seats.
I am wondering how much space would open if you take the CD charger out. I don't see my self using CDs ever. I have not use any in the last 5 years.
03-05-2017, 09:33 PM
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Its pretty easy...just remove the the compartment lid and pull the Styrofoam out. Also there is no cd in there....the unit with the bose logo is the amp
03-22-2017, 09:35 AM
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So got couple more things added.
Finally got the weather tech mat for the rear. If you get it will be rolled up. Just put it in your trunk and put something heavy on the corner for a about 15 min. I did an hour
Also SQ7 pedals came in and did they kick my but on the install. I envy the guys that did it in 10 mins. Took way long than that. But the dead pedal was a pain to get aligned to get the screw back in. The brake pedal just would not snap in easily for me...had to work the sides. The go pedal you just slip on yes but it was killing me as it would only slip on one end. I had to use a small flat head to pry the of the rubber over the edge of the pedal all the way around. But all in all I love them, even if the weathertech covers the dead pedal.
Finally got the weather tech mat for the rear. If you get it will be rolled up. Just put it in your trunk and put something heavy on the corner for a about 15 min. I did an hour
Also SQ7 pedals came in and did they kick my but on the install. I envy the guys that did it in 10 mins. Took way long than that. But the dead pedal was a pain to get aligned to get the screw back in. The brake pedal just would not snap in easily for me...had to work the sides. The go pedal you just slip on yes but it was killing me as it would only slip on one end. I had to use a small flat head to pry the of the rubber over the edge of the pedal all the way around. But all in all I love them, even if the weathertech covers the dead pedal.
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03-22-2017, 04:17 PM
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03-28-2017, 05:28 PM
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Just a few updates
I removed the Styrofoam from the trunk compartment in the trunk. Got decent room to stash things...like laptops, Ipads, small umbrellas. I was able to stash all the tire change tools and I put the the jack in there too. The space run under the rear seats.
I removed the Styrofoam from the trunk compartment in the trunk. Got decent room to stash things...like laptops, Ipads, small umbrellas. I was able to stash all the tire change tools and I put the the jack in there too. The space run under the rear seats.
03-29-2017, 07:36 AM
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03-29-2017, 03:33 PM
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The sub Is bolted in. The foam had the tire change tools and equipment in it. Which I could still strap some down. No rattling heard
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