Looking for Custom 996 Stereo Installs Pics
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No pics to share but I have a very cleanly installed (not show car style), high end system using custom crossovers, speakers, Zapco Amps, Porsche leathered (shaved) box with 3 8's and top of the line Kenwood Excelon double din with DVD/NAV/Ipod/XM/Navtraffic/Backup camera, etc...
Let me know when you will be at Autotalent next and I'll try and swing by... Sam, Simon, Danny or Zolti all know how to reach me...
Your car seems to be following mine or vice versa b/c I watched your car go through its transformation at 3C as well... Next thing I know it's at Autotalent, LOL
Let me know when you will be at Autotalent next and I'll try and swing by... Sam, Simon, Danny or Zolti all know how to reach me...
Your car seems to be following mine or vice versa b/c I watched your car go through its transformation at 3C as well... Next thing I know it's at Autotalent, LOL
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I did this custom build and installation myself. AVIC Z2- Navigation, cd changer, IPOD, Bluetooth, XM-JL audio SUB with alpine amp, replaced all speakers with JL Audio, three way in the front, two way in the back active Xovers using JL amp. Here are some photos. Love the Z2.
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I am looking for around $46K. I have it listed on Craig's list. Will be getting a car provided by work in a few months. Do not need four cars right now. Now the real reason, I want to do more work to the turbo cab. I am thinking a GT650 set-up.
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I did this custom build and installation myself. AVIC Z2- Navigation, cd changer, IPOD, Bluetooth, XM-JL audio SUB with alpine amp, replaced all speakers with JL Audio, three way in the front, two way in the back active Xovers using JL amp. Here are some photos. Love the Z2.
I like it, was it difficult to install on a 04 with the most cable or did you just replacee everything, I have been looking at pre 03 models just for ease of upgrading nav and stereo, but if its not any more difficult to upgrade cars with most the I will broaden my search, thanks for sharing...Josh
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I like it, was it difficult to install on a 04 with the most cable or did you just replacee everything, I have been looking at pre 03 models just for ease of upgrading nav and stereo, but if its not any more difficult to upgrade cars with most the I will broaden my search, thanks for sharing...Josh
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Very observant--- It is an OEM switch for a Sunroof. I know, I don't have a sunroof. I also thought it looked like a garage door going up and down. So, it is connected to a wire that is soldered to the garage remote that is attached under the plastic molding by the wind-shield wiper on the passenger side (no room on the drivers side due to WW mechanics). Gives me enough range to hit the switch before I am in the driveway and not have to wait for the door. I also mounted the GPS and XM antennas in the same location. I did not want them on the dash.
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Thank you, No holes drilled into the car for the amp board. Connected to existing hardware and solid enough to rock the car by grabbing the amp board.
Nice work
