Will A Cd Changer Fit In A Mr2 Turbo?

[swales_p]

Im wanting a Kenwood CD changer for me cherised tubbie!! can one be fitted and where on earth does it go? id prefer it if it was possible to fit the changer into the cockpit of the car rather than the boot. Cheers

[Bibbs]

either behind a seat .. in the box behind a seat .. or the glovebox ..

[MissMR2]

course it will! :D

where theres a will, theres a way! lol :P

iv got mine jst behind my drivers seat at the mo.

was gonna have it in the boot, but too much wirring

and stuff required.

someone on here has theirs in the storage box behind drivers/passenger seat.

thats where id have mine, but i have my Speakers positioned on top of the

lids.lol :P

[qwertyuiop]

Can't you fit them under the seats?

I'd probably just shove it behind the seats, well not shove - you know what I mean.

Just noticed your from Guisborough.

[daktari]

Got mine under the drivers seat in my Celica. Had to put it on a 1/2 inch plinth so i could get the cartridge out over the front seat mounting cross member. I would imagine its a similar set up on an mr2

[JohnnyC]

Standard Toyota place apparently attached to the lid of the storage box behind the passenger seat.

I fitted mine inside that storage box, but I had to get the smallest changer I could find - 6 disc Sony changer (which does MP3's too so it's not really worse than a 10 disc changer).

[JohnnyC]

And here's a couple of pics that some guy did to his rev5, fitting a bigger cd changer - good job he done too....

[swales_p]

Cheers boys ill be taking me car to car sound in Middlesbrough so ill et yas all know where the bladdy thing ends up! im defo going for in the ***** pit tho, really dont want it in the boot.

qwertyuiop, do you live in Guisborough? or near abouts?

[swales_p]

Ha ha, ive just noticed ive spellt cockpit with a space in it and its been **** out!! ha ha, sorry to the people who run this forum, oops

[frosty_11]

My changer is in the boot on the raised bit on the left - jsut the way it came and isnt ideal as it means running wires through your engine bay :(