After protecting with Prestige's ClearGuardX this nice Daytona Gray 2013 R8 V10 Coupe, the owner received a ticket for going triple digits. After some more research on laser jammer installers and seeing our 9500ci install a Bugatti Veyron, the owner of the R8 decided to move forward with the 9500ci through us.

At the same time, after we demonstrated the difference between Spectra PhotoSync and a few ceramic window tints, he also decided to go with PhotoSync 65 on the sides and 75% on the windshield.

So the big question is this. How does Premier differ in installation and set up for the 9500Ci compared to other companies? Simple, it is all in the mounting points of the front and rear laser diffusers + the interior display. Many of our customers dislike the hidden mirror mount because they are distracting during night time driving. For the rear jammer, most of them are actually just mounted on top of the rear license plate bracket. Our installation would have this integrated so it is flush to the plate frame, so it does not stick outward.

 

For the interior display, we took our time create a custom mold that will fit into the open slot under the radio. We then wrapped it with genuine leather and also created a soft touch power button (does not come standard with the 9500ci) between the display and module.





For the front laser jammers, we flush mounted them so that it is highly obtrusive to the eyes, which also helps make them look OEM.

 

Pics of the window tint ??

 

Here are photos of Spectra PhotoSync at 65%. Barely noticeable yet blocks out 98.5% of infrared. Most window films range at 20%-30% infrared block while ceramics come in at 70%-85% depending on manufacturer.

 

nice and clean! you guys do great work

 

More photos and description of how we do what we do with the 9500Ci and Beltronics STiR laser jammer / radar detector.

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