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My Kenwood DNX 5140 fit in the opening perfectly. No trimming at all. It's got GPS, Bluetooth, plays movies, answers the telephone through the car speakers and it may even be a radio and DVD player too.
My Kenwood DNX 5140 fit in the opening perfectly. No trimming at all. It's got GPS, Bluetooth, plays movies, answers the telephone through the car speakers and it may even be a radio and DVD player too.
I paid a little over $400 on FleaBay for everything. It was factory refurbished with a full warranty. I did a bunch of research before buying and chose the Kenwood because it uses the Garmin GPS and I was familiar with the operation.
The Pioneer AVIC series is also highly rated. You'll probably want to keep away from the Chinese units because they seem to have a lot of problems. You could check online for refurbished Kenwood DNX. Some are newer than mine and have more features built in.
CF member Flame Red has a pic of his posted. I don't. You even get a USB plug for downloading your own pics for the display.
I put an eclipse unit with a removable tom Tom gps in my 92. Fit good enough but I had to clearance the corners because the face moves out of the dash to show the opening for the cd player. I might have a picture somewhere if untreated.
Dan, I'm glad you posted this. I was expecting this to be all late C4s as the OP didn't state year. Any problem with the display touching your 4+3 shifter on the way in or out when locked in reverse?
I paid a little over $400 on FleaBay for everything. It was factory refurbished with a full warranty. I did a bunch of research before buying and chose the Kenwood because it uses the Garmin GPS and I was familiar with the operation.
The Pioneer AVIC series is also highly rated. You'll probably want to keep away from the Chinese units because they seem to have a lot of problems. You could check online for refurbished Kenwood DNX. Some are newer than mine and have more features built in.
CF member Flame Red has a pic of his posted. I don't. You even get a USB plug for downloading your own pics for the display.
Looks awesome. Was thinking of doing this on my 94 after I saw the Pioneer at WalMart. Where can I find information on installing an after market stereo in my 94. I know its not exactly a "plug and play" install. I remember reading somwhere about a resister that needs to be installed and a few other "Vette special" procedures. Thanks!!!
Dan, I'm glad you posted this. I was expecting this to be all late C4s as the OP didn't state year. Any problem with the display touching your 4+3 shifter on the way in or out when locked in reverse?
No problems at all, Ray. One advantage of the flip out, the touch screen is in a more user friendly location.
Here is my JVC unit. Only mod I had to do was the lower face plate bracket on the bottom left and right of the unit. ONLY a small little sanding took care of that. No problems with the shifter clearance. I like it but its about 5 years old and I need to update if someone wants this one !
no touch screen, but plays dvds and works great. Really takes the sound of the bose sysem and can fine tune it to make it sound much better. Thats whats good about these double din units.
Looks awesome. Was thinking of doing this on my 94 after I saw the Pioneer at WalMart. Where can I find information on installing an after market stereo in my 94. I know its not exactly a "plug and play" install. I remember reading somwhere about a resister that needs to be installed and a few other "Vette special" procedures. Thanks!!!
I put a Pioneer AVIC in my 94. You need to find the shortest double din unit you can find. You will also need to remove (dremel) a plastic bracket in the back of the radio hole and buy a bose wiring harness adapter. The tuner is in the compartment behind the passenger seat and the adapter works perfectly.
I agree that the aftermarket radio really sounds good through the bose speakers.
I installed a Pioneer AVH 2300 DVD Radio utilizing a double din Install kit. removed all the BOSE stuff, left the wires and ran all new wires and put Pioneer Speakers front and rear. Fit perfect, no trimming involved. Running wires was time consuming but worth it. Tried to attach pictures but I don't know how.
With the aftermarket nav systems did you need to get an input from VSS wire and can you suggust a good location for a ground.
If I recall correctly there is already a VSS lead available to the original radio, at least for the later C4s. Same for the ground... there is a wire in there somewhere. Check into your service manual. If you don't have one of those you should probably get one. All the wiring diagrams are in there.