Jap-spec GPS enabled headunit
Does anyone know how I could get a hold of one? If so... how much? I understand GPS wouldn't work and the maps for US aren't available. I also understand you can use the re-use the LCD. While the LCD is my primary interest I am curious wether it would work in a US-spec SC300.
Chris PS. What else does it do? Hopefully it's a stereo too. |
this is off the subject but,is your dash white? and if so,did you install led's or change the bulbs?
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I've been wondering the same thing. If it could be installed on usdm models then I'd be very interested - here is the aussie version with dvd -
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From what I've read the features and connectors are all different.
If you still want one Chris, you'll need to go to the pigpond site and get one from a Brit or an Aussy. Overclocker |
I'm interested as well....it would be a excellent project for anyone who is willing and have the funds..
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Originally posted by awj I've been wondering the same thing. If it could be installed on usdm models then I'd be very interested - here is the aussie version with dvd - I like this one too however. Chris |
Originally posted by Overclocker From what I've read the features and connectors are all different. If you still want one Chris, you'll need to go to the pigpond site and get one from a Brit or an Aussy. Overclocker Chris |
Originally posted by nextlevelcoupe this is off the subject but,is your dash white? and if so,did you install led's or change the bulbs? |
Chris,
I'd like to see an image of the version you are referring to as it sound like it may be more ideal. Can you locate one? |
Originally posted by awj Chris, I'd like to see an image of the version you are referring to as it sound like it may be more ideal. Can you locate one? Chris |
I too am very interested in this. Any information would be awesome, that way I don't have to go full custom. I wanted to achieve an overall OEM look, no matter what. I do not want it to look like I added anything to my interior
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Good Lord NO!
Trust me, that thing is connected to half the systems in the car, and without those connections, odds are it wouldn't even work. All the menus are in Japanese and wouldn't work worth a cent anyway. No no no. In the end all you would use it for would be a monitor, as there is one NTSC input. That thing is full of circuit boards and stuff to do the menus and car control stuff. You would end up having to butcher and hack, then still mess with the menus and buttons just to get the NTSC input displayed. A far better and cheaper option would be to buy the surround piece from one of the retailers in Australia (Gregg Holden's shop in Western Australia is one I know of, and recommend as he was the President of the WA Soarer Club). I believe he sells them for well under 100 USD. Then go find a screen of approximately the same dimensions. You should be able to find some buttons somewhere to fill the buttonholes down the side. Stock look, and easy functionality, at a budget price. The EMV goes for big $ down here anyway, and you will probably not get it working. Hell, I am having enough trouble getting mine to work in a car that it came in from the factory!!! |
Originally posted by Fred Smith Good Lord NO! Trust me, that thing is connected to half the systems in the car, and without those connections, odds are it wouldn't even work. All the menus are in Japanese and wouldn't work worth a cent anyway. No no no. In the end all you would use it for would be a monitor, as there is one NTSC input. That thing is full of circuit boards and stuff to do the menus and car control stuff. You would end up having to butcher and hack, then still mess with the menus and buttons just to get the NTSC input displayed. A far better and cheaper option would be to buy the surround piece from one of the retailers in Australia (Gregg Holden's shop in Western Australia is one I know of, and recommend as he was the President of the WA Soarer Club). I believe he sells them for well under 100 USD. Then go find a screen of approximately the same dimensions. You should be able to find some buttons somewhere to fill the buttonholes down the side. Stock look, and easy functionality, at a budget price. The EMV goes for big $ down here anyway, and you will probably not get it working. Hell, I am having enough trouble getting mine to work in a car that it came in from the factory!!! Now, what are you talking about with the surround piece? Pictures? Chris |
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Here you go guys, here is a nice blury picture from the magazine of the LCD in our cars that I saw:
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I've seen that unit before (online) It's a Toyota OEM but Im not sure who manufactures it for them. it has DVD as well :)
Was kinda on the expensive side tho from what I remember. I'm sure you can get the screen to work on the other one...but then again, thats a lot of work/trouble for a 5inch screen:( |
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