1996blackmax

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I have been contemplating putting in headrest monitors in my car for the kids. Does anyone know if this would affect the active headrests? I think the actual mechanism for this is inside in the seat, not in the actual headrest that sticks out, but I wanted to make sure.

nismos14

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Not sure on that, but I just noticed the rims in ur sig, car looks sick with the g rims!

1996blackmax

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Thank you Sir .

Due to the offset of the rims the car has a little wider stance now, nice for handling. I did not think it would make that much of a difference, but I am glad I was wrong.

cprx7

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I had some issues with mine.. the poles on the TV headrest are actually longer than the poles on the OEM headrests...because of this the poles hit a metal crossbar inside the seat that keeps them from moving forward (the active headrest movement) I get around it by just making sure that the headrests are not all the way down so it clears that metal crossbar.

1996blackmax

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I assume that you bought the ones that replace the whole headrest/poles. I was planning on mounting the monitors inside of the OEM headrest.

cprx7

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yeah I am talking about complete headrests.. vizualogic ones. Monitors on the OEM headrests should not affect the active headrest at all.

1996blackmax

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You're right, I took a look at the active headrest system and saw how it does not involve the top of the headrest. At first I thoght that maybe the actual headrest piece also tilted, but it's the force of you moving back into the seat that moves the whole thing forward.

JEXTEL

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you plan on installing it yoursself? and what is the offset of your rims?

1996blackmax

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Probably will, not sure yet.

The offset of the G35 rims is 30mm's, the offset for the Konig rims I honestly cannot remember. I would guess around 40.