Stereo Upgrade
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Stereo Upgrade
I took out the stock stereo setup in my 92 legacy sport and put in a standard cd player. I used the brackets that were attached to the stock stereo to center the aftermarket one. But now i have this huge open space above and below my stereo and i am wondering what people have used to fill in that space and make it look good and/or functional
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i used the stock stereo side holder pieces on the above, using the factory side screw holes into the stereo....................look at my album plz
i used the stock stereo side holder pieces on the above, using the factory side screw holes into the stereo....................look at my album plz
91 Legacy Sport Sedan 4eat
91crx si 165k
91 Civic RT4WD manual trans 168k
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91crx si 165k
91 Civic RT4WD manual trans 168k
91crx Si 40.5k
85 BRAT Gl 140
97 SVX 74k
I'm doing something similar to this.
Tell me, how did you go about making the pod face? Just cut some plastic, or fiberglass something? My idea was to make a fiberglass box that could hold the gagues that slides into one of those metal holdyourstereointothedash cages. anyone with fiberglassing experiance think it's doable for a first timer?
stupid electrical work...
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That's cool. I've wanted to do that but can't really justify the cost of all the stuff for it. All I really need is something that plays CDs and Tom Leykis.1990legacy wrote:or you could do this
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I recently installed a WRX cd changer and have a 1/2 din space below it. I was thinking I'd like to do something cooler than a blank piece of plastic. Any suggestions?
go to the scrap yard and take a 1.5 din pocket out of junker. or go to the dealer and buy one. there is a part number floating around here somewhere.
-Mike
2011 Infiniti G37x Sedan - Current
2007 Ducati 800ss - Current
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (White)
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (Silver)
2003 Infiniri G35
1998 Infiniti I30t
1995 Honda Civic DX
1987 Subaru GL Wagon
1987 Subaru Loyale
2011 Infiniti G37x Sedan - Current
2007 Ducati 800ss - Current
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (White)
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1995 Honda Civic DX
1987 Subaru GL Wagon
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You should be able to figure out the part number using the dealer system pretty easily. Just make sure you get the 1.5 DIN (3") and not the 1 DIN (2") pocket. Cost is $50 and it's a special order item.
-- David
1990 Subaru Legacy L+ 4WD Wagon 5MT, white with 66k miles -- SOLD
[url=http://www.g20.net/forum/showthread.php?t=66214]1992 Infiniti G20 5MT[/url], White Sandstone with 175k miles
1990 Subaru Legacy L+ 4WD Wagon 5MT, white with 66k miles -- SOLD
[url=http://www.g20.net/forum/showthread.php?t=66214]1992 Infiniti G20 5MT[/url], White Sandstone with 175k miles
I got one plus a bunch of other interior pieces for like 20 bucks at the scrap yard off of a 91 L
-Mike
2011 Infiniti G37x Sedan - Current
2007 Ducati 800ss - Current
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (White)
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (Silver)
2003 Infiniri G35
1998 Infiniti I30t
1995 Honda Civic DX
1987 Subaru GL Wagon
1987 Subaru Loyale
2011 Infiniti G37x Sedan - Current
2007 Ducati 800ss - Current
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (White)
1994 Subaru Legacy Sport Wagon (Silver)
2003 Infiniri G35
1998 Infiniti I30t
1995 Honda Civic DX
1987 Subaru GL Wagon
1987 Subaru Loyale