Fitting a normal headunit

Started by Koose, August 19, 2010, 09:18:27 PM

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Koose

Hi folks,

What will i need to fit a normal din sized alpine stereo to my 100% stock FC3S 1991 ? And do it neatly and properly?

Many thanks

Koose.

Koose

Anyone ? \'Now16\' is getting really werying!!!

batman

like the virgin mary " come again "
REAL MEN PLAY WITH TWINS     :Laugh

Koose

Hehe

Well, i have a standard car, with a wierd sort of 2/3rdheight din mazda stereo tape deck. Id like to fit an Alpine single din (regular) sized stereo.

Is it just bolt in (side) like most Japanese cars?

Does anyone sell an adaptor totake up the gap that will be made?

Do i need any loom adaptors ?

mark

grinder

i fitted one and got the tray for below it ( off here i think )

fitted just fine and took me about 20 mins :D


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just fit it. i\'ve a double din in mine with a little space to spare.
you can make a plate to fit some gauges in the spare space.
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Koose

What ISO loom adaptor can i use ?

Koose

Just to help future searchers, its ISO lead adaptor PC2-10-4  

that you need. Couple of quid.

I retained the original mazda headunit cage and just did bolt on like all Jap cars. Much more solid and snug. My only query now is that i have two radio aerial leads behind the stereo, one femal and one male ....which one is for what?