ok guys well i hould be getting my dual din tommarrow in the mail i decided to go with the pioneer avh p3200 bcus the convenience so i just realized that i dont have the mounting kit and just wanted to see if yall have used any certain kind or any sort of recomendation on install well thanks fellas

 

i got my installation kit for the head unit at a local car audio place and it cost me 50 bucks for like 2 pieces of plastic. you would prolly be better off jus making your own. And be prepaired to do a lot of cutting on the inside of your dash to get it to fit right. A dremel will be your friend for this. Post up some pics of the install and keep us posted. Good luck

 

uhh ohhh .......i guess ima get very unfreindly with my dash....oh well lol i wil and i see their are kits on amazon for like $20 if any one else has in put please let me kno

 

well unfortunately our stereo look like a double din but there actualy a 1 3/4 din so they require trimming... most likely more on the top then bottom tho. and dremel tool definitely a must along with a file and a sharp box cutter.

 

Metra makes some pretty good kits. You can check www.crutchfield.com they are excellent when it comes to stuff like that.

 

well i got my dual din today and i dont have a dremel and i got a little too tipsy to work on it today so ima work on it tommarrow and hopefully i can get this in befor thursday ...PLEASE CONTINUE TO GIVE ME ADVICE!!!!!!!!

 

Another piece of advice.... If you have never put a stereo in, bring it to a professional! If anything gets messed up it will be on them to fix it. just my two cents.

 

The biggest pain i had installing my dd sterio is that the way our factory raido is, is it looks like a dd in the front but when you pull out the radio it slopes down to a single din in the back and the inside of my dash did the same this so i had to get down and dirty with the inside of my dash to get that sob in there. and i agree if you have never put in a head unit before i would take it to someone. im guessing you paid a pretty penny for your double din and ide hate to see ya break it putting it in. Well good luck and post some pics when its all said and done>

 

More advice.... get a wiring kit. Trying to track down all the wiring that you may need to hook up your new stereo is a real PAIN!!! Worth every penny if you ask me.

 

Yes alot of cutting, a good dremel is a necessity, alot of pushing and swearing on your first one too. Ive done two and they have both been equally frusterating its about a 6 pack job