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SwampL1fe21 2 months ago
98 f150. Would a dd be able to fit with out any major modification?
Imthatguyjudaa 4 months ago
yea dude just take a dremel tool and whittle that plastic riser out man, everyone does it, much better units in Double D than the littler heads, IMHO, that plastic just allows the stock head to press against it instead of any rear support bolts like old ones had, thats what that big rubber delio is on the back of the stock head unit, when pressed into locked into place it smashes up against that to keep from rattlin apart, nice engineerin eh>.whack that crap outta the way mayne!
THEMASTEROFYOU2000 6 months ago
I was going to put in a jvc double din as well but when i got it all torn apart and my dash sitting on the ground i found out double din will not work in any f150- 97-03 in the stock location as there is plastic molded into the dash that slants in the back of the old stock unit, requiring modification if you wished to still install a double din, in my opinion not worth it...
Toronto472 1 year ago
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Hi, what are the cons so far? does it allow you to click everything after the bypass, cos i heard that most of buttons would be grey and you're not even able to do anything with gps while on the move, which is silly.
And also i've seen the NX7000BT was really slow at scrolling the artist name and the tracks, also slow at switching (silence delay) between sources .. does NT1 also have that prob too? thanks !
whisperingvenus 2 years ago
how much was it for the whole thing ?
BlacMamba08 2 years ago
did you have to do any modifications to the dash to make this unit fit? im thinking of putting a jvc double din in my 01 f-150
josen1982 2 years ago