996 Turbo / GT2Turbo discussion on previous model 2000-2004 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo and 911 GT2. Sponsored By Vivid Racing
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I have the Pioneer 900BT....its got built in maps, bluetooth and ipod connectivity (extra piece)....the main reasons I picked it was that it has an SD card slot on the outside and it has a Volume knob...
Mine typically boots in about 20 seconds... I start the car, and by the time I've got my seat belt on and am situated in my seat, it's ready to go
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2002 996TT MN6
Black on Natural Brown
--Agency Power billet diverters and silicone F-hose
--997 Shifter, Clear Sidemarkers
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I have the Pioneer 900BT....its got built in maps, bluetooth and ipod connectivity (extra piece)....the main reasons I picked it was that it has an SD card slot on the outside and it has a Volume knob...
The cons are its a little slow to boot up...
Kp, I was looking at this unit as well, did they not fix the boot up issue with a new software update? How long does it take to boot up and once its done and up is fast moving through different screens?
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2003 911 Turbo,997 SSK, EPL Tuned K24/18g,71 lb injectors Milltek Sport Exhaust.
2005 BMW X5 4.4l
2002 Jeep GC
What's up? I've had several double-din units in my vehicles but I'm most satisfied with the Kenwood DNX-7100 that I installed a few years back. As other posts mention the unit incorporates Garmin GPS on a harddrive, Ipod/Iphone interface, bluetooth capability, and the firmware is easily updated via USB hub. The only quirk that I've experienced is that the controls are somewhat counter-intuitive. However, once you become acustomed navigating the unit, it is great. Also noted, the bluetooth and ipod adapters are sold seperately. You can aquire the bluetooth unit for $100-$150 and the Ipod connection for around $20-$30. There are a dozen screen shots of my unit on the following link: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2526678/2