No problem bro good luck

@@srt_392__ I got it all installed. Very happy with the result. I will not do that again though, a lot more work that I was expecting.

@@daraiusgandevia3062 how's it working a year later?

@@daraiusgandevia3062 I also would like to know how it’s holding up

​@daraiusgandevia3062 im here for the 3 year later update

Awe thanks for the tip. I plan to convert to the Bluetooth version and just use my phone

@@srt_392__ how much fabric did you need to do the whole headliner

What does bridging them mean?

@@kachoww5981 If both kits use the same sensor for the remote, both get the same signal from the sensor (I'm not sure if it works)

How did it go?, Getting ready to do a 85 suburban. It has a split headliner guess I'm gonna have to do two separate boxes

It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission

@@srt_392__ so where did you find the kits for this ....I want to get 2 that I can use the same remote for both ...I have a suburban and I'm either just going to do just 1st and 2nd row

@@durtysouthkustomz8862 link is in the video description

How did it go

Lol that’s why I don’t do it for anyone. So much labor. The local shop charges $1,100 to do it

@@srt_392__ where at, i will pay that

Waymon Weeams look up backyard interiors he’s the man

Rt same here... for sure I could stare at that for hours but when I attempt to take it out I’m gonna take my time and take pictures beforehand. This is a great video. Thank you. New subscriber

My guy lol

Where are you located?

Yes bro suede headliner is a must. And black panels and all it will look sick

Man everything still works perfectly 1+ years later. No issues at all

@@srt_392__ Alright thanks my dude! I'm doing this on my 97 suburban. Your video is a great help!

I got my suede from a local upholstery shop. You need 4 yards or less

Yes your correct because somehow there is power always running thru those wires. I left it like that for about a month. I didn’t like it because if I didn’t turn them off manually then they would stay on for about 30-90 minutes until the computer (bcm) turned them off for me. So now I have them wired up to a ignition fuse and they turn on and off only when the key is in and turned to the on position

You can set it up to do different colors, I just chose a uniform look.

Tikingbomb I have another video that shows how to hook it wire it up. Just search my channel

Race , Street , Show ok thanks

Idk man that seems kinda short but you can mock it up before buoy start glueing it in and see where you can place the motor

I have not had any issues at all. If you have the time it’s worth it

Soooooooo you can look up on your favorite car forums and see which wire in the trunk turns on and off when your ignition is on. Tap into that wire and then ground the other wire from the light kit. Done. Or you can go to your local stereo shop and have them wire it for you and you can also route the unit to where it is best hidden in your trunk. The stereo shop should charge $20-$50 but you just got it professionally done and no need to worry

G.THE. BILLIONAIRE hears my advice. You can’t have enough lights. If you can only afford 1 kit then buy the biggest kit you can. I think that is around 550-600. But if you can afford 2 kits do it. The effect of 1,000 lights is much better then 550, but 1 kit will still look good. You can see my challenger video and that has 460

@@srt_392__ i've seen all of youre headliner video's, the one in youre challenger looks good allready

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gcijfL2bqby0Yo0.html That’s the video you need

The same pick tool I used on the rest of the truck

@@srt_392__ what is the tool called to punch the headliner? Thankss

@@papergatorzfedducca7998 punch tool, pick tool or icepick

Local places charge like 500-1000 here depending on complexity. None of them really do it correctly though, imo

How did it turn out bro

Aye 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Luke Branham I thought so but it stays on. I talk about it a little more in my latest video. There’s a body control module that stays on and won’t let the lights cut off

I don’t install sorry.

I said the same thing

I’m in Cali. I wanna do a road trip one day tho lol

Actually no problems at all. No odd noises no movement

K. D.G hit me up on ig srt_392_

Already a Done deal Cuz!

christian nguyen use the permatex headliner adhesive. That seems to work great for others. I had the headliner done at a upholstery shop. He has his glue in a metal spray can

It’s called a “pick” tool you can get it from any hardware store. I show it in my other starlight videos

I put a detailed overview in another video

Dwayne IsLandBoi81_Mr.868 you can trim it before you install it. I did. I didn’t want all that stuff hanging

Awesome man. I’m removing my headliner today to start this. I def enjoyed your content. Very helpful man and thank you.

Bro do you have an IG? I have a few more questions I’d like to ask you if you don’t mind.

Dwayne IsLandBoi81_Mr.868 @srt_392_

For this truck two kits definitely look better then 1.

Yea man I’m by cal state

How much will u charge me

Robert Walker you can get it from any upholstery shop. Even online

@@srt_392__ What was the measurement?

@@Alpi_Kamikaze 4 yards is enough to do the headliner and the sun visors

@@srt_392__ Thanks 🙌🏽, this video really help

The link is it the description of this video. Click on there and you will see it

@@srt_392__ and you said you bought two of them right?

@@DrayDozier318 yes, so I had a total of 900 lights

No sir 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@srt_392__ lmao money good man & you the only one I trust