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Replace CR220 stereo with aftermarket?
porscherik replied to porscherik's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Cool..what did you have to do to actually install the unit in the dash? Is the standard Porsche opening DIN or DIN and a half? I noticed no one sells a "kit" to install the aftermarket stereos. I may also rewire my speakers, if it is not too much of a headache. I just found some 4" component speakers that would fit up top on the dash, and a decent amp. Isn't there a Volkswagen/Audi aftermarket wiring harness that would let me avoid cutting any wires? -
I just bought a 2000 Boxster S with only 9,000 miles on it...and I love it. What I don't love, however, is the "high end" stereo it came with. It has 6 speakers, which is cool, and an amp, which is cool, and a 6 CD changer, which is cool; however, I would gladly replace the entire pile with a Pioneer or Alpine MP3/CD/Satellite system with a REAL amp and speakers. Is there any sort of aftermarket wiring harness, so I don't have to cut my harness up? That way, if a ever decide to sell, I can easily throw the old system back in for those folks who love OEM...