2017 BRZ Headunit (and Dash!) Replacement

[djezlee]

Originally Posted by Misfire

It's the 2017 Canadian one piece dash trim, and mine specifically is from the Inazuma edition. This is the thread about them.

Awesome... thanks!

[SkyKing]

Originally Posted by Flash02

Here are some more shots, this set up can be either Double Din or Single Din. As a single DIN a small compartment is attached to the bezel.



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This looks like the same kit on the Crutchfield website. $32

[tehShirt]

Originally Posted by SkyKing

This looks like the same kit on the Crutchfield website. $32

They must have just added that. Thanks!

[djezlee]

I agree... wasnt always there! Looks like the Crutchfield folks finally updated their system.

[Tonezorz]

Any updates from anyone running the Sony XAV-AX100 in the 17MY? I have the one piece dash trim and looking to upgrade to this HU.

[NCtoBRZ]

Originally Posted by Tonezorz

Any updates from anyone running the Sony XAV-AX100 in the 17MY? I have the one piece dash trim and looking to upgrade to this HU.

What kind of update do you need? It's a standard double din unit that will work just fine in any year model of the twins, for a 17 you'll use the Scosche SU2032B dash kit.

[Tonezorz]

Originally Posted by NCtoBRZ

What kind of update do you need? It's a standard double din unit that will work just fine in any year model of the twins, for a 17 you'll use the Scosche SU2032B dash kit.

Do I still use that kit with the single piece dash from Canada? And should I just use any wiring harnesses that crutchfield says I need?

[NCtoBRZ]

Originally Posted by Tonezorz

Do I still use that kit with the single piece dash from Canada? And should I just use any wiring harnesses that crutchfield says I need?

No, the Scosche kit is intended for the trapezoidal opening of the US dash, there is another kit that I’ve seen mentioned in other threads that just fills in the gap on the sides of the head unit if you’re using the Canadian dash with a rectangular opening. The particular harness that you’ll need just depends on what type of installation that you are doing, what Crutchfield recommends should be fine... but more complicated installs such as using a Maestro RR (which I’m not sure if it is compatible with the Sony head unit) require either hardwiring or using their T01 harness plus adding some pins (look up my recent thread regarding installing the Meastro RR with a Pioneer head unit).