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customizing minivan Hey, So I have a 92 dodge caravan an i want to do some 'customization'...by that i mean some strobe/neon lights (that pulse with the bass;p) an maybe throw some home audio equip. in there....it has a xplod deck...i dnt know wut model butta anywayz i want to keep this fairly cheap and if you guys could point me in the right direction on how to wire this stuff it would be greatly appreciated.... id like to run a sub.....its probably going to be home sub...o and the reason im doing this is b/c im 17 an on a tightt budge:thumbsup: -Gavin |
imo. save yourself the humiliation of "modding" your moms grocery getting caravan. take the time you were going to mod/shopping for parts land work for a car that has much better aftermarket support (parts, information, do it yourself tutorials). for neons that pulse, just go on dealextreme.com, theres a set with 2 neons that pulse blue to the bass, les than $10 shipped. Simple plug and play , powered by the cigarette lighter |
OP, just stop. Just wait till you get a first car then pour all your life savings into that. |
like others i have added and removed certain accessories and other options to and from our familiy minivan over the years.i dropped in a k & n air filter for a bit of extra fuel economy and performance, added covers to protect the driver and passenger seats. |
.................. i dont know wat to say :rolleyes: |
oh man. is this thread for real? |
dont knock it guys! OP has some good modding ideas .... for a christmas tree |
i'd say save the money for when you get another car |
Honestly, I don't want to be mean, but what everybody is telling you is seriously for your benefit. Sell the van. Get a new ride. If it's your parents', grab yourself a job, or ask em' to finance you a car. If any of the above is out of the question, I would invest in some aftermarket speakers and that's it. Please do not attempt your own wiring with home audio equipment into your vehicle... |
save up |
wow thats old.. its prob gona break down soon to be honest, sell that shit box and get something newer, japanese cars a realiable and cheap to fix. not trying to be mean btw.. after you mod that thing you would probable regret it. but if its cheap like strobe lights and u can install it your self why not? jus dont pay 400 bucks for a strobe light job like some ppl.. for the woofers once u get a new car you can always transfer to the new car. oh and if u put neons on the outside, ppl will laugh.. |
Do it. You'll only be humiliating yourself. |
don't do it |
I am going to tell you not to do it as well. Not because I think its bad idea, as I am guessing you are trying to emulate the older late 80s early 90s custom van look: http://www.streetsourcemag.com/uploa...730PM82531.jpg http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...y/IMG_0925.jpg http://www.megamanta.co.uk/6.jpg The first problem your going to have is it’s a dodge. There really wasn’t much call for the dodge vans that I’m aware of, it was all about the Astro and the Safari. My advice, save up a bit and then look into getting a Safari or Astro of the same Era. They should be pretty cheap, and parts will be WAY easier to find. |
home audio has NO place in car audio!!! save your money for when u get your own ride... umm and there aint nothin wrong ith dodge caravans... our grocery getter is an 02 grand caravan SPORT it decent |
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