Does Anyone know of a custom Navigation System that you mount in your dash above your cd player??

 

Either the JDM Navi unit, or an Alpine (ex) Navi that you custom cut into your dash... What are you asking exactly?

 

try www.onlygps.com

this guy knows of every nav system on the planet.

 

I'm looking to get a navigation mounted into my dash and i haven't been able to find anything. I haven't looked that much but i thought it would be easier if someone told me where to look. I've seen one custom mounted in a magazine before but it didn't say who did it or where they got it at. I searched yahoo and found a JDM one but i couldn't find anything that had U.S Streets I'm sure there's a U.S disc i could buy for it but i'm not sure.

 

Pioneer makes a very nice one...perfect for the s2000. Can be had for about 950 on ebay brand new.

 

Do you have a link with pictures? When you say "perfect", does this mean it gets mounted into a cutout in the dash just like the Japanese Ss?

 

Yup...the only thing is....you have to make the cutout and the frame.

 

Do you know anything about this model type like if it has voice recognition or anything like that?

 

That is the Pioneer AVIC-D1 and I have it in my car. Teh Nav system is excellent and it is inside that unit - not a seperate box. The top part plays all CD types, including MP3 Discs. It has all kinds of other neat features too. I suggest pairing it with the GEX......XM Radio/Nav Traffic unit for much better Navigation and noise

Check out http://www.pioneer-itknows.com

If you purchase it before December 31st, Pioneer will rebate you $300 for the D1 and $100 for the XM/Navtraffic module.

Forgot to mention the other things you can add to it: a rear view camera, iPod, Any RCA inputing device (XBOX/PS2), DVD, multi-changer, and Pioneer is talking about making a Bluetooth box as an add-in down the road.

 

If you wait for two weeks I will saw you my installation of my Navigation system. I have manage to fit it but not in the dash and it looks just like it came from the factory built in the S.

Just be patient because I want to write up the whole story of the installation together with instructions, so that anyone else can do it if they wish so.