Yep, I still have an old JVC Kameleon head unit with a liquid crystal color display that works fine.
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I'm sure you could modify it to fit...Originally posted by Chicklet View PostI want to get that "FIREBIRD" HU mount with the LED lights. It's for 4th gens, but I think it will fit in my car. Do you know? I'm gonna get it with blue and then buy pink so I can put the "fire" part in pink.
I can't even begin to tell you how excited I am!Gone but not forgotten: 1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z
"You shall ride eternal. Shiny and chrome."
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HOLY CRAP! I just looked that up - it's baddass!Originally posted by Orange Terror View PostYep, I still have an old JVC Kameleon head unit with a liquid crystal color display that works fine.
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Hey Robin this is a little out of the blue but I have a head unit I'm going to sell. Its a JVC flip down and you can program it to have a pink screen and the outside has blue lights that flash to the music or stay on or off ect. Its actually a great piece but its been sitting in my garage for a year or two and I could use some extra cash. Let me know if your interested at all and I can send you pics and look up all the specs.Doing less with more

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pm sentOriginally posted by DETROITMUSCLE View PostHey Robin this is a little out of the blue but I have a head unit I'm going to sell. Its a JVC flip down and you can program it to have a pink screen and the outside has blue lights that flash to the music or stay on or off ect. Its actually a great piece but its been sitting in my garage for a year or two and I could use some extra cash. Let me know if your interested at all and I can send you pics and look up all the specs.
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VERY HELPFUL!!!
http://stereos.about.com/od/speakerb...oweroutput.htm
even better -
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-7txYoBT.../speakers.html
2 way 3 way mumbo jumbo
http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/e...scomponent.htmLast edited by Chicklet; February 19th, 2009, 09:35 AM.
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According to this there are only 4 speakers:Originally posted by SoulTerror View PostI'm pretty sure there are only 6 speakers in a 3rd gen. 2 dash, 1 in each door, then 1 in each sail panel.
http://www.cardiscountstereos.com/SpeakerGuide23.asp
The door speakers weren't available until the 4th gens.
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Maybe there wasn't any in the door. Don't remember. I know they are on the dash and sail panels though.
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no worries, thanks a lot for your help though! I just see it as - less $ I have to spend on speakers!!!Originally posted by SoulTerror View PostMaybe there wasn't any in the door. Don't remember. I know they are on the dash and sail panels though.
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Yeah, no speakers in the doors unless you custom fabricated housings (though I almost remember certain options giving you door speakers, but I could be wrong).
6x9s in the sail panels and I'm pretty sure the dash uses 5.25" speakers.
Get yourself a stubby screwdriver and the fronts should be easy.
My car had Pioneer speakers all around, I think the fronts were two-ways and the backs were three-ways. And subs.Gone but not forgotten: 1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z
"You shall ride eternal. Shiny and chrome."
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No worries there! The guy doing my interior said he'd install all that - even change the colors of my odometer and stuff!!!Originally posted by SoulTerror View PostAtleast the sail panels are easy to swap out. As for the dash, i doubt it.
That will be all blue though because it's on the blue side.
http://www.cardiscountstereos.com/SpeakerGuide23.asp = 4X6" dashOriginally posted by MP81 View PostYeah, no speakers in the doors unless you custom fabricated housings (though I almost remember certain options giving you door speakers, but I could be wrong).
6x9s in the sail panels and I'm pretty sure the dash uses 5.25" speakers.
Get yourself a stubby screwdriver and the fronts should be easy.
My car had Pioneer speakers all around, I think the fronts were two-ways and the backs were three-ways. And subs.
So far I haven't been able to find 4x6 3-ways. I found 5-way 6x9"s! From what I see though the other 2 ways are for the tweeters. I did some research and anything higher than 3-way is irrelevant in most cases because how often do you have music with super high-pitch noises?
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