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My Diy: Double Din And Shift Knob

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Geoff0110

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Hey guys,

I just finished my upgrade with a double din kit and a nismo shift knob, here are the pictures.

parts involved:

1. JDM double din kit: frame and AC control (from US ebay). I soldered the dual control button myself as well.

2. XTRONS touch screen head unit with DVD, Radio, SD card, GPS, TV, USB, Ipod control......(from ebay australia).

I connected the brake lead to the ground so I can play DVD even when I am driving, but I know it's dangerous.

3. Beatsonic BOSE lead (from Chris), not METRA 70-7551 NISSAN FACTORY AMP INTERGRADE HARNESS.

4. nismo manual shift knob (from US ebay)

I also ordered a Nissan Antenna Diversity Adaptor (from Ebay Australia) for the radio, but it is included in Chris' Bose lead kit, so I had a spare one now.

That's it, enjoy!

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g33k Community Regular

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Good work dude, looks nice!

Could you post some pics of the screen in use, playing DVD/nav/TV - im always curious to see others....

oh, and dont worry about the DVD part, i watch a movie on the way to work and home almost every day.

EDIT: Oh, and you should bring it to the V35 meet next week - it would be good to show it off!!

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good to see you got it all in. beatsonic piece works a lot better than the hack attempt of the metra item.

standard issue from me when you buy the full kit.

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Did this on my V35 at the start of the year same head unit and same face kit and buttons i didnt install it myself had the guys at newcastle pro sound do it, cost me around $800 all up for full GPS and RCA cables to the TV tuner to play DVD's on the OEM screen with GPS on at the same time.

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