Is it just me, or are there any Double Din, radio relocation kits out there. I would use the orbital kit, but the Evo has the Gruppe-S Gauge cluster. Is this even possible, or practical? I don't have a problem with some custom fiberglass work, just wanted to get your guys input.

Thanks
Travis

 

There is no aftermarket kit that moves the DD unit to the cubby. You will need to do some glassing to move it yourself.


Go for it, cuz I don't think anyone here has done it and I would love to see final results!

 

Hey, I think I'm going to go ahead and do it . I don't like how the flip out works in the lower radio location. It blocks the air conditioning controls, and isn't too clean of a situation. Let me look into making a custom enclosure for the Dual Din setup, and when I get everything done I'll post the results.

Travis

 

when you get that done i would really like to see it. hope everything goes well on the fab.

 

Alright, I'll keep you guys posted. I need to figure out a few things, but I'll keep you updated. Thanks for the interest.

Travis

 

Please do, and pm me when you are done so we can add this to the custom audio thread.

 

i was actually looking for one myself. make it, and ill buy one :P

 

I need HVAC relocation kit only, if anyone know where to buy one, please email me at jerrymai007@yahoo.com

Thanks alot

 

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ght=double+din

I did it almost 2 years ago works great!

 

does anybody know were i can get a orbital kit please i need one let me know send me a private message thanks

 

esevo, you just gave me second thoughts on getting a double din. I have gauges up above too, and decided that I liked the gauges more than I would a double din. Did you ever get it finished? Any more pics?

 

heres a link

http://www.orbitalperformancesystems.com/home.php

 

I havnt finished it... been to lazy I plan on doin it some day I just dont have a lot of time. Ill get some more pics

 

I converted my single din space that housed the headunit into a 3 gauge space it was actually quite easy to do the surrounds are made from ABS so it is easy enough plastic weld a piece of ABS plastic in there and then fiberglass up the balance to make the area level then use a gel coat to smooth it all out then cut the holes and then paint to what ever color you like

The plastic welding is easy as there is a special glus that you use that melts and binds the two plastic pieces together

 

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