NavPod GPS/Camera

Hey everybody,

I'm not very talented at all when it comes to these things, but i'd love to get a navpod set up with a navigation system/backup camera. It's not the kind of thing I could do myself, but would it be a good idea to just buy a navpod and then bring it to a good car stereo shop and ask them what they could do with it?

I've read a couple of other threads, could I just ask them to set up a 7 inch Garmin GPS or something and a backup camera and wire it all in? Would your average shop be able to rig up some kind of custom bracket to fit in the frame of the honda navpod?

Yes you could. But make sure you get the nav pod mounting bracket, to avoid drilling into the dash. Maybe sos still have them in stock.

This is my NavPod Garmin 7" GPS with wireless backup camera, actually quite simple and I pretty sure you can do this with no issues. Good luck!

http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...armin-GPS-with-Wireless-Backup-Camera-Project

Lamchop168 said:

This is my NavPod Garmin 7" GPS with wireless backup camera, actually quite simple and I pretty sure you can do this with no issues. Good luck!

http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showt...armin-GPS-with-Wireless-Backup-Camera-Project

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Thanks for the info! I plan to do this one day when I can spare about $1k....

This is also high on my list of mods. Where is the navpod and bracket commonly sold these days?

Double DON conversion with NEX Avic 8400 and never looked back

maybe a aftermarket double din is a better way forward. I just prefer to not use my phone for GPS.

redbaronace said:

maybe a aftermarket double din is a better way forward. I just prefer to not use my phone for GPS.

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It's a superior way forward:

1. No clutter of extra parts dangling around in the tiny cockpit
2. Modern & Cleaner looking
3. Adds a real up to date infotainment system to a car that has cassette player
4. built in GPS
5. Sounds better
6. back up camera

and on and on and on

This is my setup
http://www.nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php/188338-NAV-system-help-need-info

redbaronace said:

maybe a aftermarket double din is a better way forward. I just prefer to not use my phone for GPS.

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Personally I'm not a fan of the double din solution. Functionality is there of course, but aesthetically looks out of place. The navpod looks more correct in my opinion.

I think Alpine CDE-HD149BT is one of the best double din head units. it is equipped with some premium features such as internet radio control, inbuilt Bluetooth, HD radio tuner etc.