Mungo

Infamous tackled this job for me while he was doing other things and did a great job. Got the version with the lightning iPod cable routed to the armrest storage compartment. Initially we thought we had low volume issues but my wife reports there was a way to adjust the volume at the source so the stereo didn't have to stay at level 40 to achieve the desired sound level. My daughter is happy because the iPod cable reaches to the backseat and she can play dj. I can't believe I didn't get this done a few years ago.

Any recs on getting the Koni "cut-a-strut" setup installed between LA and San Diego? Definitely don't want to be someone's guinea pig. I think JSalicru is now in Texas somewhere so he is no longer my go-to mechanic.

 

If you missed it, these Konis are selling for well under their typical pricing. Get em while they're hot.

Once I found the right thing to press and figured out where to pull it wasn't hard. So if you're having trouble, you may be pressing and pulling in the wrong spot. It doesn't take a lot of force to do this.