METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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A dash installation kit with instructions and hardware for ISO radio fitting, moulded in high-grade black ABS plastic
The METRA 99-9100 TURBOKits Radio Installation Multi-Kit is a dash installation kit designed for car electronics. It includes all necessary instructions and hardware for fitting an aftermarket radio. The kit is constructed from high-grade ABS plastic in a black finish. It suits vehicle owners upgrading their factory stereo system.
Before ordering, confirm that your vehicle uses an ISO standard dashboard opening for the radio. Check that the existing dash aperture matches the kit's design for a proper fit. Ensure you have the basic tools required to assemble the included hardware. This kit is not for vehicles with non-ISO or proprietary dash configurations.
| Brand | Metra |
|---|---|
| Type | Dash Installation Kits |
| Color | Black |
The kit includes the dash installation components, instructions, and mounting hardware needed to fit an ISO radio.
The kit is supplied in a black high-grade ABS plastic finish.
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