Navigation system question
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,749
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From: SOUTHERN CALI - Most of the time California
I don't think so...
But I do know this company could mod your nav unit so you could have multiple video inputs and be able to view them on your nav. There is some CF members here that have done it
http://www.tvandnav2go.com/
But I do know this company could mod your nav unit so you could have multiple video inputs and be able to view them on your nav. There is some CF members here that have done it
http://www.tvandnav2go.com/
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,749
Likes: 2
From: SOUTHERN CALI - Most of the time California
If you speak with the guys in the Audio section of the forum. They will say definitely.
The nav mod is great if you really want to keep a stock nav.
The after-market nav is much better- better sound quality, better map directions, view dvd's ect... Check out the audio section, they got some reviews on the Kenwood Nav and it's only about $1,000.
Also Apline makes a cool nav that works really well with the Iphone, you can download youtube videos and watch them on the screen...
I would also check out the faq section in the audio section, they got some good write ups on installs.
The nav mod is great if you really want to keep a stock nav.
The after-market nav is much better- better sound quality, better map directions, view dvd's ect... Check out the audio section, they got some reviews on the Kenwood Nav and it's only about $1,000.
Also Apline makes a cool nav that works really well with the Iphone, you can download youtube videos and watch them on the screen...
I would also check out the faq section in the audio section, they got some good write ups on installs.
