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13 hours ago, Luis A. said:

@JADSCOOPhow was the final outcome on your project?

It works great. I will try to post some pictures of the final product.

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My friend - you have a bigger pair then I do for attempting this.  Good luck and watching. Liking the direction you are going.  

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I know in another post on this forum. A guy with a Yukon installed one. Let me know if you find the post with it installed in a Silverado/Serria  I have been doing a little home work. I come acro

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It works great. I will try to post some pictures of the final product.

 

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On 10/11/2021 at 9:25 AM, JADSCOOP said:

It works great. I will try to post some pictures of the final product.

Awesome! I’d love to see more of it lol I also want to do this as well to my truck hopefully, how much did it end up costing you in total? And how difficult was it taking out the entire dash, cutting inside the exoskeleton of the dash and all that good stuff? I know Viktorrocks15 also did it on his truck but he used an HUD bezel off a Camaro and retrofitted that onto his dash……

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7 hours ago, Luis A. said:

Awesome! I’d love to see more of it lol I also want to do this as well to my truck hopefully, how much did it end up costing you in total? And how difficult was it taking out the entire dash, cutting inside the exoskeleton of the dash and all that good stuff? I know Viktorrocks15 also did it on his truck but he used an HUD bezel off a Camaro and retrofitted that onto his dash……

Viktorrocks15 install is clean!

He helped me with my install 

The total install minus the windshield was around $1700.00

That cost can be brought down a good bit. I think Viktorrocks15 was the first person to do the install. I did my install shortly after Viktorrocks15. The hardest part of pulling the dashboard was deciding to do it. I had maybe 10,000 mile on the truck at the time. If anyone is interested in doing the install and have any questions? You can message me directly. I have some parts that are left over. I will post all the pictures I have of the build

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48 minutes ago, JADSCOOP said:

Viktorrocks15 install is clean!

He helped me with my install 

The total install minus the windshield was around $1700.00

That cost can be brought down a good bit. I think Viktorrocks15 was the first person to do the install. I did my install shortly after Viktorrocks15. The hardest part of pulling the dashboard was deciding to do it. I had maybe 10,000 mile on the truck at the time. If anyone is interested in doing the install and have any questions? You can message me directly. I have some parts that are left over. I will post all the pictures I have of the build

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That’s awesome dude I’ve seen the projectors go for $100 used, you should join the Facebook group Silverado/Sierra 2014-2018 and show that project, also, I’d love to see the projetion lmaoooo

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On 10/7/2018 at 4:12 PM, Sierra1969 said:

I’m doing this to my Sierra too. The Denali cluster is programmed (including HUD) and I have a switch. Will I be able to use the projector already in my truck? I have collision alert)


ooooo another HUD project 👍 yes I’ve seen Phil Gamboa say that the collision assist gets omitted by the one big HUD projector now

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On 9/6/2018 at 12:43 PM, JADSCOOP said:

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Also I forgot to ask what’s the part number to the unit you used? I saw someone posted 3 different part numbers and they all look exactly the same 😂

 

EDIT* Nevermind I went with the 23474646 projector assembly

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