🚗 Grey Dash Kit for Infiniti I30/I35 2000-2004 - Metra 99-7609G Review

Bought for my friend to install Kenwood DNX series. Arrived clean, went well with the original dashboard (or at least parts of it that still looked original) and is actually the most beautiful part of the interior of your car. (See picture) Stable Good fit Clean/smooth lines with dashboard High quality material (comparable to standard materials) Good looking

Exactly what you need. Arrived in good condition, delivery without problems. The product looks more plastic, it could be made a little better. We need patients, when they introduced something like that, there were small problems, but not bad. In general it looks decent, the quality could be better. patients remember. But it serves its purpose.

It fits my 2000 i30 well and although it doesn't perfectly match the interior of the car I don't care as it looks pretty slick compared to the rest of the interior. The installation was also quite easy thanks to the supplied instructions. For the price, of course, you can't go wrong if it doesn't fit, as some other reviews have pointed out.

This is a necessary part when replacing the Infiniti head unit. The kit contains all the components needed to replace the original double din block and replace it with a single din block. Because all parts are plastic, the weight of stereo receivers and parts causes flexing and small gaps along the seams - very, very cosmetic.

Revain themselves recommended this would fit my 02 Infiniti I35. I went to install it and the guys told me "seems to be working. Your radio is a bit loose. Would you like us to continue?" I said yes as I had waited long enough. That's not it. perfect fit for a model that Revain themselves advertised as fitting my car.

Like almost all Metra products, this control panel is made entirely of plastic. Goes in easily and looks halfway decent, but not without patience and modification: the "inner sleeve" for the double din adapter didn't stay in place. I used a soldering iron and "welded" the plastic together, holding it in place so that from the outside it looks like it should. There's a gap that's unavoidable when using a heavy two-DIN head unit. The kit literally sags a bit and hence the gap. I did a gasket kit…