Pictures of my pioneer D3
01-07-08, 04:00 PM
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What about the wiring harness? I will be installing aftermarket amp for all the speakers including sub.
Also does anyone know if any of the eclipse products will fit? I was thinking about their double din navigation or dvd line. Thanks
Also does anyone know if any of the eclipse products will fit? I was thinking about their double din navigation or dvd line. Thanks
01-07-08, 06:08 PM
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the aristo double din is this one, which is the one i have. it has the metal mounting brackets compare to the plastic ones the original poster has i believe.
http://www.l-tunedparts.com/product/?id=1726
as for someone stealing the unit, its as easy as it goes in. i can do mine in less then 2 min with a screwdriver, heh.
http://www.l-tunedparts.com/product/?id=1726
as for someone stealing the unit, its as easy as it goes in. i can do mine in less then 2 min with a screwdriver, heh.
01-08-08, 09:06 AM
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They installs look super. I would love to upgrade my GS430 "Premium" sound... it is not very good at all.. my old GS400 Nak system is 10x better than "Premium".. but I get worried about wiring, cutting etc. I'd like a system that can be put back to stock relatively easy, any hopes for that?
01-08-08, 07:17 PM
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They installs look super. I would love to upgrade my GS430 "Premium" sound... it is not very good at all.. my old GS400 Nak system is 10x better than "Premium".. but I get worried about wiring, cutting etc. I'd like a system that can be put back to stock relatively easy, any hopes for that?
even though there is still some wire cutting involved...you can still use one of the meta harnesses and with that I believe you only need to cut a few wires and t-tap others...There are a few DIYs I've seen for the Avic D3..
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