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YOUR RESEARCH>MY2003 iPod solution (mabye)
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Install on a 2003 turbo among others
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I checked out the link you gave and saw it installed on a 2003 Turbo among others.
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It looks neat -- definitely a clean install with no wires dangling -- but I can just see myself knocking the iPod off the cradle with my elbow while doing some aggressive shifting.
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It looks neat -- definitely a clean install with no wires dangling -- but I can just see myself knocking the iPod off the cradle with my elbow while doing some aggressive shifting.
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It looks neat -- definitely a clean install with no wires dangling -- but I can just see myself knocking the iPod off the cradle with my elbow while doing some aggressive shifting.
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http://tunertricks.com/blog/gallery/...=boxster&img=5
anyone know more about this?
looks like someone has done it on an 03 model (note the CDR-23)?
is it a real solution or just another hardwired FM modulator...
I checked out the link you gave and saw it installed on a 2003 Turbo among others.
It looks neat -- definitely a clean install with no wires dangling -- but I can just see myself knocking the iPod off the cradle with my elbow while doing some aggressive shifting.
Moogle, your pics are depict a '02 Boxster even though it looks like it has a CDR-23. Might be the traffic-pro or something like that . They do have an '03 turbo in the website, it has an aftermarket Alpine on it, so they must have re-wired the whole car. Also Alpine has a few i-pod friendly stereos on offer.
im pretty sure that car is an 03 or after.
it has a
glovebox
CDR-23 (yes it is a CDR-23)
horizontal cupholders above radio
these are all >03 ONLY features.
end of story, they probably used an FM modulator.
While the iPod holder looks slick, that location does not work very well for scrolling and other functions. Moogle is probabby right about the FM modulator. I prefer iPod docking in more stealth locations like the storage cubby above the batwing--the billet aluminum facia is a bit "bling" IMO....
actually i stopped listening to music in my cars about 2 months ago. its a whole new world. for the last few years, i always had a CD going or the iPod / iTrip playing.
its a whole new experience to hear every little rattle, ding, engine rev, (especially in the GT3)
still gets me a little anxious when i see a potentially real (non FM modulation) solution... but for the last 3 years, every time its been shot down in one way or another.
time to roll down the windows and hear that engine a little better
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