What are your plans for this car...
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oh shizzle!!! whew!
By the way, do you know what the avg cost is for that DVD conversion?? I am really looking to add the DVD player in the area under the radio. (I know that will be a bit extra)
By the way, do you know what the avg cost is for that DVD conversion?? I am really looking to add the DVD player in the area under the radio. (I know that will be a bit extra)
Last edited by clokwork; May 19, 2005 at 02:11 PM.
My goals are to spank all of you here on this site....LOL. I don't really have a set goal for a set number I'm trying to reach, which is bad because that just becomes a money vacuum. I currently only have an intake. I will be ordering the 3/8" Motordyne Spacer within a week, then exhaust in July. I want headers too, but I might want to go FI if I can con the wife into it. I wish I could just lie to myself and say "I will be happy with XXX HP", but then I would be lieing to myself, and I don't like liars.
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Originally Posted by wnt1bd
"I will be happy with XXX HP", but then I would be lieing to myself, and I don't like liars.
John, this is the info I got from ikSardarG, an innovator with the NAV conversion for our cars: (PM'd you prices as I don't want him to get mad!)
Thanks for your interest in the AV Electronic and PAC units.
The AV unit sells for $540.00 direct from thier own website. I offer it for $XXX.00 + 5.00 for shipping and handling via UPS to the contiguous US. The unit is fairly easy to install if you have understood how the dash area is asembled. It takes most installers about an hour to complete the work. I was able to do my own in my sedan in less than an hour (since I studied the interior using the double-din install guide).
The PAC unit is $XX.00, with free shipping and handling to the contiguous as well. This unit will be very easy to install if you are already installing the AV unit at the same time. You basically have to access the same areas, but with the PAC unit you must get behind the headunit itself. This would take another 5 mins or so to access the appropriate connector.
I would most definately recommend installing these units on your own. If you have the patience and take the time - it will be very rewarding to complete it... plus you will save almost $200.00 or more in install fees from a local shop.
You will also have to install a DVD player of your choice. That cost is all dependant on what you want.
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