METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Custom-fit mounting kit for 12-up Hyundai Veloster with ISO DIN radio provision and pocket, includes trim panel, brackets and screws
This Metra 99-7350B kit installs a single DIN stereo into the factory dashboard of a Hyundai Veloster. The matte black finish matches the interior trim. Included components are the radio trim panel, pocket, brackets and screws for a complete installation.
The kit provides an ISO DIN radio opening with an integrated storage pocket. It suits owners replacing the factory radio with an aftermarket single DIN unit. Builders needing a double DIN opening or a different vehicle fit should look at other options.
| Brand | Metra Electronics |
|---|---|
| Type | Dash Installation Kits |
The kit is a passive mounting frame with trim panel, pocket and brackets. It has no electronics, fans or power draw, so it produces no noise or heat.
The kit fits 12-up Veloster models with the original ISO DIN opening; you need the factory dashboard structure and the existing mounting points for the included brackets and screws.
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