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Wow, the installation looks so much more straight forward than the 350Z. Let me get this straight... the existing Nissan radio harness (e.g., 350Z) will work with the 370Z? I've
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Wow, the installation looks so much more straight forward than the 350Z.
Let me get this straight... the existing Nissan radio harness (e.g., 350Z) will work with the 370Z? I've never worked with steering controls, but the particular head unit I'm looking at (DDX812/DDX814) will support these controls. A double-din unit comes with its own bezel. If your head unit screws in place with the OE brackets, I wouldn't need a universal pocket or installation bracket. Is this correct? Did you have much room to play with when it comes to organizing wires and such? |
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