[Petrol Head]

Originally Posted by SOFO

Thank you for the link.
I'm pretty statisfied with the factory system and don't want to try out this cheap stuff.

But if there is someone who absolutely wants to replace the factory system have fun and good luck.

The bottom line is, if you have the Bose system for the 2016-18 use the PAC Audio MOST-50, and for the 2019-20 use the NAV-TV Zen AVB interfaces. Then from there you can use any amps and speakers you want. They’re both easy to install, bypass the Bose amp, give you full bandwidth on all 4 channels with no bass roll off as you turn the volume up, and retains all reminder/turn signal chimes.

[Bumbleboy92]

Pulling this back up,

I messaged White Automotive & Media Services (guys who do the enhanced cluster upgrade for our cars) and they said that they can do the IOB to IO5/6 programming. Was told I’d need the appropriate dash harness since they’re different. Didn’t get a price but once I can find the right harness and hopefully a IO5 radio from a salvager I can see

[ThirdGenNut]

Please for godsake I hope you are talking about the base, non bose, nonamped. I will loan my car to science if they are in the tampa area.

[Bumbleboy92]

Originally Posted by ThirdGenNut

Please for godsake I hope you are talking about the base, non bose, nonamped. I will loan my car to science if they are in the tampa area.

I believe that is the case, I have the exact lack of options you listed

I got a email back with them telling me that the scope of the project is more then simply changing out the display and harness, from the email they listed out: the entire instrument panel harness, new screen, radio module, HMI and cluster.

Practically the whole dash would be replaced, I still want to do it but have told them that I'll have to delay while I search for parts.

I think they're in Michigan though :(

[ThirdGenNut]

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

I believe that is the case, I have the exact lack of options you listed

I got a email back with them telling me that the scope of the project is more then simply changing out the display and harness, from the email they listed out: the entire instrument panel harness, new screen, radio module, HMI and cluster.

Practically the whole dash would be replaced, I still want to do it but have told them that I'll have to delay while I search for parts.

I think they're in Michigan though :(

Thats nonsense. All we need is a harness with power, ground, and remote. A bracket that mates a 3" depth radio to the dash and a camaro specific bezel.
shouldn't cost more than $50.

[ThirdGenNut]

Hold the phone

http://www.metraonline.com/part/AXDSPX-GM31

[Bumbleboy92]

Originally Posted by ThirdGenNut

Thats nonsense. All we need is a harness with power, ground, and remote. A bracket that mates a 3" depth radio to the dash and a camaro specific bezel.
shouldn't cost more than $50.

Are you talking about a aftermarket setup? I’m meaning for the 8” screen that comes as a factory option

[ThirdGenNut]

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

Are you talking about a aftermarket setup? I’m meaning for the 8” screen that comes as a factory option

Yes I was, I see what you are trying to do now. The link I put up costs $420. Not sure how to order it though. I may give it a try.

[Msquared]

Originally Posted by ThirdGenNut

Hold the phone

http://www.metraonline.com/part/AXDSPX-GM31

That says it's for 2019-up models, which have a whole different communication protocol (AVB ethernet) than 2018-earlier models (MOST). There's no way it's going to work for a 2018.

[Cami88]

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

Pulling this back up,

I messaged White Automotive & Media Services (guys who do the enhanced cluster upgrade for our cars) and they said that they can do the IOB to IO5/6 programming. Was told I’d need the appropriate dash harness since they’re different. Didn’t get a price but once I can find the right harness and hopefully a IO5 radio from a salvager I can see

7 to 8 inch radio screen upgrade any updates?