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single or double din?

#1 colbz

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Car:1996 SZ-R supra
Induction:N/A
Color:gundam silver

Posted 07 October 2010 - 11:04 PM

hey guys whats better to put in my car a double din or a single din, i noticed that a couple of people have single and others have double! does anyone have any opinions??

#2 LJZ

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Car:1994 Supra RZ TT 6 Speed
Induction:Twin Turbo
Color:Silver
Power (rwkw):254

Posted 08 October 2010 - 07:18 AM

It really depends on what you think looks good. i would say go the double din, it looks much better. unless you want a little spot to put your wallet but there are plenty of hidy holes around the place.

And if your looking to buy now I would make use of the awesome australian dollar and buy from america, I got my double din clarion head unit from www.sonicelectronix.com delivered for $660 AUD, it was selling over here for over $1400. and thats when the rate was about .83 USD, its looking to top the dollar mark any day now

#3 MERCURY

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Car:1993 Supra 2JZ-GE
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Color:Anthrecite
Power (rwkw):135KW

Posted 08 October 2010 - 09:34 AM

Give John at Marvey Tech a call. He'll be able to tell you the in's and out's of both set-up's. If you want to make an informed decision then he is the man to talk to.
Ph No# 0405 702 292.