Posted by: NUNHOTR

03/27/2009 06:37PM

Man you stuntin that escape is looking good!

Posted by: Jishin

03/20/2009 03:33PM

Gettin back with you. I researched all over for the gloss black finish for my in-dash unit and came up with nothing. However, I found a website that offers a few products for the Escape. It seems there is not that many custom items for this model. I also live in Abilene, so finding a specialty shop ain't gonna happen. I'm looking for a place in Dallas to do some detailed work. Check out this web page. www.wooddashexperts.com I think you will like what they offer as will others who read this. It will solve your flat black issues. As far as dropping your ride I would not do it. Many people lower their trucks and decide later it was not a great idea. I would recommend getting bags. They cost a little more but they are worth it, as you get the best of both worlds and they are more sturdy/supportive than traditional springs. Hit me with a private message and I'll give you the info.

Posted by: ITS_NUTTIN

03/07/2009 08:47PM

NICE RIDE U GOT 5*.....COME PEEP PHASE 2 OUT ON MY RIDE FINALLY FINISHED IT GETTING READY FOR PHASE 3 (the motor)...let me know what u think of PHASE 2...show sum love n rate me!

Posted by: ESCAPEon22z

02/27/2009 01:24PM

not 100% sure man but I was told I couldnt put dust covers on mine without doing some major modification. Didnt look into it to much tho.

Posted by: Tyger_claw

02/26/2009 02:24PM

as far as i know there isnt a fix.....the guy obviosuly doesnt know the product. new pioneer units have a gyro sensor in them. its a glass ball with mercury in it, like a thermometer.when u go abouts 25 the mercury backs up in the ball and acts like a switch. ive googled it, apparently there is a bypass by moving a wire to the tele phone mute position, i tried it and it worked once, after that trip, it never worked again, so i dont know budd, i got my pioneer for nav, not for movies. c yaz