???Flip up DVD install Pics????
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From: WV
What year is your truck? What do you thank of the install? My head unit does support back up camera if you were talking to me. And the only reason I don't care about the cup holder is because they don't hold a cup worth a crap.
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From: shelby twp mi
Mine has the back up camera hook up too. Could get one for 3 bucks but I dont feel like driving all that way for such a small purchase. haha. Mine does it all, I love it. Sound out put is amazing aswell. which brand were you thinking about? Kenwood, Alpine, Clarion are the way to go!
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From: shelby twp mi
yep match the colors to the wiring kit, then ground it wire in the constant memory wire with the fuse block and then the power wire and bingo
EDIT: realized you were talking about the r-cam
EDIT: realized you were talking about the r-cam
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They sure look easy to install - And easy to uninstall, if you know what I mean.
I was contemplating getting one a while back, still might.
All the audio sites that had drop down menus to see if it would fit your vehicle said no dice to the pop up screens, I guess the blockages is why.
Wouldn't be a handicap for me having the cup holder blocked, I rarely use it.
I'd have to get one with GPS or it would be useless, other than the cool factor. Offhand I can't think of many reasons to play a DVD in my truck worth spending $500 for, none in fact.
I was contemplating getting one a while back, still might.
All the audio sites that had drop down menus to see if it would fit your vehicle said no dice to the pop up screens, I guess the blockages is why.
Wouldn't be a handicap for me having the cup holder blocked, I rarely use it.
I'd have to get one with GPS or it would be useless, other than the cool factor. Offhand I can't think of many reasons to play a DVD in my truck worth spending $500 for, none in fact.
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: WV
They sure look easy to install - And easy to uninstall, if you know what I mean.
I was contemplating getting one a while back, still might.
All the audio sites that had drop down menus to see if it would fit your vehicle said no dice to the pop up screens, I guess the blockages is why.
Wouldn't be a handicap for me having the cup holder blocked, I rarely use it.
I'd have to get one with GPS or it would be useless, other than the cool factor. Offhand I can't think of many reasons to play a DVD in my truck worth spending $500 for, none in fact.
I was contemplating getting one a while back, still might.
All the audio sites that had drop down menus to see if it would fit your vehicle said no dice to the pop up screens, I guess the blockages is why.
Wouldn't be a handicap for me having the cup holder blocked, I rarely use it.
I'd have to get one with GPS or it would be useless, other than the cool factor. Offhand I can't think of many reasons to play a DVD in my truck worth spending $500 for, none in fact.
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From: State College, Pa
The only reason why I got this is because my last head unit I wanted to amp my speakers but couldn't because I already had subs.
This thing does more than I'll ever use like play dvd's, sat. radio, gps, backup camera and a few other things like that and it also does stuff like you can listen to something in the front speakers and something different in the back speakers.
