Fitting aftermarket headunit newage
13 February 2006, 06:27 PM
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Fitting aftermarket headunit newage
Does anyone know if this kit I've seen advertised on ebay will be compatible with the new 2006 model imprezas?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MESE%3AIT&rd=1
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Frank
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MESE%3AIT&rd=1
Cheers
Frank
13 February 2006, 06:32 PM
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hi frank i wondered what you were after this time 
06 wrx or sti this time ?
I had the alpine in my03 wrx ....got nicked
what head unit you after ?
sorry don't know the answer to your question
06 wrx or sti this time ?
I had the alpine in my03 wrx ....got nicked
what head unit you after ?
sorry don't know the answer to your question
13 February 2006, 06:37 PM
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lol,
getting itchy i guess. Just weighing up the options if I go for one. Always looking for a bargain if I can grab one
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If you ever buy a scoob it's only worth going for STi in my opinion, WRX not fun enough... go the full hog and do it proper i say!
Part of me wants to go down the classic route
getting itchy i guess. Just weighing up the options if I go for one. Always looking for a bargain if I can grab one
. If you ever buy a scoob it's only worth going for STi in my opinion, WRX not fun enough... go the full hog and do it proper i say!
Part of me wants to go down the classic route
13 February 2006, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by fastfrank
getting itchy i guess. Just weighing up the options if I go for one. Always looking for a bargain if I can grab one
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Originally Posted by fastfrank
If you ever buy a scoob it's only worth going for STi in my opinion, WRX not fun enough... go the full hog and do it proper i say!
14 February 2006, 12:07 PM
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I put a double din Kenwood Monitor DVD thingy in. On the picture you will notice a frame holding it all together - this is original equipment and is holding your original headunit in place.
To fit, you need lift the back of the gear gaiter and pull. This will pull out the lower half of the centre console surround. You then need to tease the upper half off. Then its just a case of udoing some screws, swapping units and putting it back together.
Will take you 20 minutes.
Ewan
To fit, you need lift the back of the gear gaiter and pull. This will pull out the lower half of the centre console surround. You then need to tease the upper half off. Then its just a case of udoing some screws, swapping units and putting it back together.
Will take you 20 minutes.
Ewan
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Originally Posted by ru'
I wish there was an In Car Entertainment section of this forum, with maybe an FAQ which could provide helpful advice...
Ru, if the above did exist, perhaps you could post lots of really interesting articles & tips in there.. maybe even a few pics of how things are done !
Rich
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