Brian is THE wiz. that's all I got to say. That's my GT-R in the vid and if for nothing else, the gizmos are worth it just for the pure marvel of engineering that the man produces. It is an art, really.
Not only he makes the kits that actually work as advertised, but having seen the attention to detail first hand - Pure British Quality...in it's ultimate sense (not the Range Rovers... or Jags circa 80's/90's). Every spliced cable in Brian's harness is soldered, double-shrink tubed and will outlast the gnarliest thrashing. Everything looks like it was made by a robot - neat, sturdy, perfectly fit and executed. The entire bundle is professionally executed and a hand-made quality at it's best. I only wish all my other electronics were made like that. I think nothing short of a direct missile hit will loosen any connector, junction, or the stop these fine toys from working. It's like getting a fine-tailored, custom made suit and watching it hand stitched in front of your very own eyes.
Speaking of the kit - it really IS splice free! No wire was cut, spliced or any hole drilled in the process; 2 rubber plugs were carefully cut to allow the cable to pass through, but even most pedantic eye will have a hard time finding it. And they're literally rubber plugs. If you didn't know any better, you'd think it came like that from the factory. And if you decide to get rid of it tomorrow - have at it, everything can be cleanly uninstalled, leaving no traces of it ever being there.
And a word about installation: if you're in the area TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HIS OFFER!!! First of all, Brian did spend a considerable amount of time doing the leg work, so you don't have to. He knows all the best ways to run required cable (which is supplied in abundant length for the front camera - spool is neatly tucked away but some LULz were had in the process about the length of it).
Brian perfected the art of taking the GT-R apart and I'm glad he's working on the side of bettering the car, instead of working in the chop shop, stripping it for parts as your car stand no chance. I even joked around that he can dis-assemble/re-assemble the GT-R...blindfolded, faster than the fastest Russian soldier stripping his AK-47.
Second, his attention to detail and neatness is worthy of trusting your car to. This ain't your "Geek Squad" installation - this is an exotic car pro who knows this car.
My only regret that Brian has no other toys left in his chest - I got it all, video camera front/rear, memory switch module, hand brake over ride, AND!!! I can finally hook up my android phone to my stereo system!!! yay, no more iPhone requirement. For a 2010 MY owner, this is a BIG DEAL, ok?
The switch memory setting module works flawlessly as well - you don't know how much you need it until you have it. Seriously, what's cooler than turning your car on and seeing "RED" "GREEN" "RED" lights to greet you, just as you left them? Pretty cool, huh?
What's even cooler? Video can be played on my LCD too!!! So, hook up your video source to RCAs and watch Top Gear (please, only while you're parked, for safety - it does work while you're moving but again... don't endanger yourself and others or risk being ticketed). And just in case your ride wasn't awesome before, impress your friends with showing them the crazy fast view up front/rear, as you drive! It's SICK!!!!
. And you can flip between video channels using your remote AND/OR mirror buttons for cameras/override handbrake lock on menus, if you so choose. RCA video input for your video source can be selected by "source" button on your stereo/steering wheel. i showed it to my wife - she was impressed. Her testimony: "I CAN NOW PARK YOUR CAR or play Pacman on your car LCD!"
(yes, I hooked up pacman to a GT-R yesterday, SERIOUS! GEEK!! NIRVANA!!!)
Brian, serious serious thank you. You took an awesome toy and turned that bad boy up to 11.
You rock, sir! You rock
