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harofreak00 wrote:My GM Nav is like 1 or 2mph... but with my VSS disable switch it makes entering destinations in route easy.

I like your setup 10 fold, much cleaner looking, gonna keep my eyes peeled for a Delphi.

That looks great. What interface adapter did you use? Was you factory system amplified or non-amplified? I'm wanting to replace my factory HU, and could use all the help I can get.

I am not sure what adapter it was it was so long ago when I installed my first radio. This nav unit was stolen so I have the stock one back in now... I know the adapter was the same as all the other ppl use. My factory radio is not amped. It let you keep the chimes but no steering wheel controls.

WS-13 wrote:That looks great. What interface adapter did you use? Was you factory system amplified or non-amplified? I'm wanting to replace my factory HU, and could use all the help I can get.

you got two options if you're ampllified
Metra GMOS-09 and the Pac C2R-GM32R
i tried both, both work, Metra was better IMO

PM me for more info

SAMzGXP wrote:

WS-13 wrote:That looks great. What interface adapter did you use? Was you factory system amplified or non-amplified? I'm wanting to replace my factory HU, and could use all the help I can get.

you got two options if you're ampllified
Metra GMOS-09 and the Pac C2R-GM32R
i tried both, both work, Metra was better IMO

PM me for more info

Thanks. My car has the non-amplified stereo. I ended up going with the Metra GMOS-05. It worked perfectly.

SAMzGXP wrote: you got two options if you're ampllified
Metra GMOS-09 and the Pac C2R-GM32R
i tried both, both work, Metra was better IMO

PM me for more info

Do you know if the Pac C2R-GM32R has an output that will allow me to use navigation? I know that the GMOS-09 has a navigation option, but it does cost a little more.

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