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Question about aftermarket double din stereo??
I am buying an Alpine double din navigation/stereo just wondering if you need an install kit. Also, are the Alpine's the same as the other double din as far as fitment?
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ya, me and a friend took a end grinder with a christmas tree on the end....if you know what im talkin about. just grind out some of the plastic piece and it will slide right in. had to get a install kit thingy from this radio place so it wouldnt move around. they said it would work. only used like 2 or 3 of the pieces it came with. but ended up real nice.
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i found a kit to do the install on ebay. 5 bucks. im half way done with mine actually. used a dremmel to trim the top and bottom, width wise you are fine.
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