Recent content by jwyfk

I can't complain, I only paid $200 for it. There is no light in the glovebox. I hit the side of the dash by the radio and it does the same thing. When I take it apart, I'll see if anything is loosely connected.

A bigger radio would have been my choice if I didn't have all these gauges that needed to be mounted. The DEH-80PRS is supposed to be a great head unit. The exterior is very cheaply made compared to my old Eclipse ECD-413 that I had back in the '90s, though. This is the first non-stock stereo...

That's what I was afraid of. I wouldn't mind the 99-7898, but look how strange the pocket is: Amazon.com: Metra 99-7898 Dash Kit For Honda Multikit88-Up: Car Electronics It's split in two. Why are all the dash kits for my car so odd? I know Metra is supposed to be the best, but how much worse...

That's what I'd like to get, but my question is, since most of the universal Honda Metra kits work for all Integras and Civics, why isn't this one listed for 99-00 Civics? This is the one I like the most. Many people use it for Integras. Should I order it...

Thank you. Most of these universal kits work for all Hondas, but the one I see recommended most for Integras and other Hondas, the 99-7892 (http://www.amazon.com/Metra-99-7892-Honda-90-98-Acura/dp/B0002BEY22), doesn't show my 99-00 Civic in the list of compatible vehicles. The 7898 would be...

It does look like crap, and that's why I'm here for advice. I don't like the Metra kit for my car, because it shrinks the pocket: http://www.amazon.com/Metra-99-7896-HONDA-CIVIC-POCKET/dp/B0002BEYSQ What about a universal kit like these ones? Picture 1 of 3 for American International HON-K828...

I just had a Pioneer head unit installed. The shop had ordered a Metra kit for my car in advance, and neither one of us liked it. It just seemed cheap, and wouldn't allow me to retain the stock pocket. So, he ended up doing what you see in the pictures, including the fingerprints. I'm happy...