[Otter]

What are you using the bluetooth adapter for? (let me rephrase that, give me an excuse to go buy one )

You'll like the iPod adapter, I have one atached to my AVH-P7500DVD and it is pretty sweet, the navigation isn't as easy as on the iPod but it works pretty well. Sound quality damn good as well.

[Insane06STi]

Congrats

[520]

wow, gonna be a sweet sti limited. very nice mod list.

i say you go 20g with a black fmic

[Chris05STi]

Wow...very nice...can't wait to see her! Nice freaking list of parts!

[Chuckl]

Can I buy your factory radio?

[TheLimitedProject]

Thanks guys for the comments Just talking about it getting me all riled up

Otter - the iPod adapter and Bluetooth adapter are both for Pioneer HU's, specifically (in my case) the Avic Z1. If your HU is Bluetooth ready/compatible, go for it. I resisted the BT movement for quite a while... now I'm a full on addict.

520HP - The 20g is a tempting option, but I want some serious, serious go from the hole I think the 18g is what's going to get that for me. The black FMIC sounds tasty though.

Don't know if I'll be selling my stock parts... ya never know when you'll need them.

Thanks again guys.

[Otter]

Originally Posted by WhyteSTI

Otter - the iPod adapter and Bluetooth adapter are both for Pioneer HU's, specifically (in my case) the Avic Z1. If your HU is Bluetooth ready/compatible, go for it. I resisted the BT movement for quite a while... now I'm a full on addict.
Thanks again guys.

Sorry I didn't explain well, I understand what they are for... I have that exact pioneer iPod adapter attached to my Pioneer in dash DVD head unit. What I was wondering is, what other peripherals are you going to interface with your headunit through the bluetooth port?

[TheLimitedProject]

Now I'm really not sure what you mean.... I'm struggling here What types of peripherals do you mean?

[Otter]

let me see... what bluetooth enabled devices (i.e. cellphone, headset) will you be using the ND-BT1 with? or am I missing what this device does? It lets you use other bluetooth devices in conjunction with your AVIC, right?

I am just confused as to what devices and functions it will allow you to do?

hrm... this is hard to expalain

[TheLimitedProject]

Oooohhhh, I got you now. I just assumed that we were talking ONLY about a bluetooth telephone interface and not any other BT-enabled devices.
Now I understand.

Well, the only function for the BT adapter as of now is for phone. My PDA is Bluetooth enabled, but I don't know how that would integrate with Pioneer's adapter.... Something to try when the time comes though

[Otter]

cool man sounds good. I can't wait to see your actual progress!

[InfamousDX]

why an inline fuel pump over an intank? It's cheap and easy... and proven.

[TheLimitedProject]

^I'm glad someone agrees! It is cheap and easy... about $400 cheaper than doing fuel pump and injectors.
Any experience with the in-line fuel pump?

[nandanrp]

Nice list You'll be really happy with the Cobb Turboback, and it fits the "sleeper" look you're going for

Does that BlueTooth adapter let you control your phone and make voice calls over the car's speaker system? That's the coolest! My dad's Caddi STS has bluetooth built in and it works really well

[TheLimitedProject]

Originally Posted by nandanrp

Nice list You'll be really happy with the Cobb Turboback, and it fits the "sleeper" look you're going for

Before pulling the trigger on the Cobb TBE, I went down and listened to it on a guy's 06 STI. That thing looks sleeper, but has a ferocious deep growl - loved it.

Originally Posted by nardanrp

Does that BlueTooth adapter let you control your phone and make voice calls over the car's speaker system? That's the coolest! My dad's Caddi STS has bluetooth built in and it works really well

Yeah it does. It's a great feature. I believe it's also SD (?) capable meaning I can control the Audio, Nav, and phone functions all with voice command. Talk about a hands-free driving experience