Wanting to see where and how everyone has mounted their satellite radio receivers in their cars. Im trying to get a good idea how to mount mine in my integra but pics of other cars would help too.

 

Me too. Anyone have a writeup with pics and stuff? Mine's been sitting around since Xmas.

 

Here's mine in my Pathfinder. I spliced the power wire direct to a fused source (lighter lead) that way I don't have the ugly wire straggling around to the cig lighter. No holes drilled and I hid all the wires for a tidy appearance.

 

i mounted mine up by the clock

my screen has a clock in it so i didn't need it

 

Mine is just sitting on top of the cup holder where my ashtray would be. Just trying to get some ideas on how else to mount it.

 

i have the small XM Commander though

 

Yeah thats what I have. Anybody have anymore??

 

I wish I had pics of mine, but it a Sirius Xact recevier, and came with a mounting base, so I just put it right in front of the cup holders, since I dont use them anyway, and hid them.

 

Modified by CardDealer at 2:57 PM 11/16/2006

 

My beach cruzer

 

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Modified by CardDealer at 2:41 PM 11/16/2006

 

im an installer and the cleanest way to install xm or sirius in your is with a dedicated tuner on an aftermarket deck, theres no ugly box to mount and its better sound because its not transmitted over an fm station. the only reason i would get a standalone unit is if i was swapping it between two cars and home.

 

I use an Alpine 9856 Head Unit along with the XM Direct receiver for Alpine Head Units, as well as the XM tuner. Doesn't get any cleaner than that.

 

^^^^^^^^^
same install in my 94 hatch with the antenna coming up from the center vent in the top of the dash.