Can a new stereo be installed in a Camaro?
Can a new stereo be installed in a Camaro?
If your Camaro is equipped with the Monsoon stereo system, installing a new receiver is a bit more involved. In addition to using the extension piece, you’ll usually have to unbolt or cut out the factory stereo’s rear support bracket to make room for a new receiver. You may need to remove the rear bracket to install a new stereo.
How tall is the radio in a Chevy Camaro?
A variety of receivers will fit in the Camaro, but if you go with a new single-DIN (2″ tall) or shaft-style receiver, you’ll need to deal with the Camaro’s shallow dash opening. The receiver mounting kit (deeply discounted with most Crutchfield stereo purchases) includes an extension, so the radio will protrude from the dash by 1/2″.
How can I get better sound out of my Camaro speakers?
To get full sound out of your new speakers, you’ll need to bypass the factory Monsoon amp by splicing its input and output wires together. That’s not too challenging, and our Tech Support team can give you a hand if you need it. You may need to cut out the plastic trim visible in the upper half of the speaker cavity.
How big is the speaker system on a Camaro?
(Crutchfield Research Photo) Base Camaros are equipped with a standard 6-3/4″ full-range speaker, while the Monsoon-equipped cars sport a neatly packaged component set with 6-3/4″ woofers and separate tweeters mounted in the same part of the door. Both speaker packages are easy to reach and replace.
If your Camaro is equipped with the Monsoon stereo system, installing a new receiver is a bit more involved. In addition to using the extension piece, you’ll usually have to unbolt or cut out the factory stereo’s rear support bracket to make room for a new receiver. You may need to remove the rear bracket to install a new stereo.
A variety of receivers will fit in the Camaro, but if you go with a new single-DIN (2″ tall) or shaft-style receiver, you’ll need to deal with the Camaro’s shallow dash opening. The receiver mounting kit (deeply discounted with most Crutchfield stereo purchases) includes an extension, so the radio will protrude from the dash by 1/2″.
(Crutchfield Research Photo) Base Camaros are equipped with a standard 6-3/4″ full-range speaker, while the Monsoon-equipped cars sport a neatly packaged component set with 6-3/4″ woofers and separate tweeters mounted in the same part of the door. Both speaker packages are easy to reach and replace.
To get full sound out of your new speakers, you’ll need to bypass the factory Monsoon amp by splicing its input and output wires together. That’s not too challenging, and our Tech Support team can give you a hand if you need it. You may need to cut out the plastic trim visible in the upper half of the speaker cavity.
How much does it cost to upgrade the navigation on a Camaro?
Again, this upgrade is only applicable to models 2019 and 2020 model-year Camaros with the 8-inch Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Plus system. At Chevrolet dealers, the Camaro nav upgrade kit retails for around $425, though the price varies by dealer.
Is there an upgrade kit for the Camaro?
See details here. General Motors has released a navigation upgrade kit for the refreshed sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, GM Authority has exclusively discovered.
