tom replied:

outback accessories overhead console would be one option wouldnt it???

Tom

Prado Boy replied:

Votlip
You've got quite a few options. If you haven;t got any of these you might like to give them a try
- Overhead console
- Dash pod
- Mounted beside the drive line tunnel on either the driver or passengers side

The 4400 is a single DIN slot unit - so if you've got room in your dash you may be able to fit it next to the CD player (if it's a single din slot too).

Cheers,
Prado Boy

Lyds replied:

I have a roof console in my GU for the tx4400.

The tx4400 is a great unit, especially with the additional selectable channels.

The only problem I have is that my line of sight to the panel is awkward and its hard to see. Having longer legs would help :-)Cheers,
Stuart
- To err is human, to moo bovine -

Member - Rick (S.A.) replied:

G'day Votlip,

Following the passing of an old Sundowner UHF (it was reincarnated once, three years ago, but recently it finally died ) I have stuck a 4400 into my GU. It is above the glovebox, and the readouts are easy enough to spy from the drivers seat; too easy for the passenger - it is directly in front of the pax.

I removed the glovebox, and contorted my hands and arms enough to remove the blind panel. Needless to say, I do not have an airbag in there. Cut a hole, bunged the unit in, and it was all done.

Even thought the unit has the front speaker, I prefer to use a remote speaker, which is located at the bottom of the center radio panel; in front of the gearstick but not interfering with it in any way. This GME remote speaker cost about $ 24 approx 4 years ago, and looks like it was original eqipment.

Good luckRick (S.A.) - ' It is better to travel hopefully than arrive'

Cobra replied:

I installed a roof console in a 2.8, worked ok for a couple of years. I have now installed a dash pod and it is so much different and more user friendly. I would strongly suggest the dash pod.

koh replied:

I just installed a Dash Pod on the week end

Works Spot on

Cheers

Bill

duncs replied:

Votlip,

I bought a Kenwood 10CD Stacker to replace the standard nissan unit. This left me with a space below the stereo which is just the right size for the UHF. A Big advantage is that it doesn't look like I have one, less security probs.

It also makes it easy to pick up power and run antennae cables.

Duncs