JUST GOT A 350z!
03-04-2012, 04:11 PM
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JUST GOT A 350z!
2005 touring 74k miles and spent $13k
couple questions....will i need to spend a lot to get a double din? i want to get an in dash monitor. in my infinti g35 i had to switchout the whole interface.....also where is a cheap place to get an in dash online? if i take it to the place i plan on getting it installed i'll probably have to pay a lot
also are those 18" wheels? anyways which wheels will look better the ones on there or these that i also can put on
any thing i should know? what are some good quick mods?
03-04-2012, 04:34 PM
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03-04-2012, 04:54 PM
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Congrats on the purchase of your Z. Browse around the site and get to know it. There is a category for wheels and another for the radio.
The wheels on your Z are 17" and I believe the Infiniti wheels are 18" however the width might be different. Use search and you will find the answer.
The wheels on your Z are 17" and I believe the Infiniti wheels are 18" however the width might be different. Use search and you will find the answer.
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03-04-2012, 04:59 PM
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congrats on the purchase Cody. Keep in mind the car is almost 10. Every question you have has been asked and answered. Really, it has.
There are stickies that will help you catch up.
There are stickies that will help you catch up.
03-04-2012, 05:09 PM
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Congrats.
Install the new radio yourself. Its a VERY easy DIY to follow. A few screws, a couple connectors, and you have yourself a new stereo.
It may be a little bit more difficult for a Bose unit replacement, but I believe that is just an extra harness. Not 100% sure though.
Install the new radio yourself. Its a VERY easy DIY to follow. A few screws, a couple connectors, and you have yourself a new stereo.
It may be a little bit more difficult for a Bose unit replacement, but I believe that is just an extra harness. Not 100% sure though.
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