Low Cost Navi Alternative
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From: Berkeley CA, Diamond Bar CA
Low Cost Navi Alternative
In our despair after getting lost (in downtown LA) Klumzyee and i found a low-cost solution to those of us without nav. this mod is a direct bolt-on to the nav cubby. No tools necessary. Powered by Yahoo MapQuest. Works like a charm 
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From: So. Cali - Rowland Hts
woohoo!! requires some squinting at..
also the passenger MOD (Kyosho).. it can read the navi for you and give you detailed direction: IE: Exit in next exit.. Make right on Main Street.. etc..
it even folds down!! xP
also the passenger MOD (Kyosho).. it can read the navi for you and give you detailed direction: IE: Exit in next exit.. Make right on Main Street.. etc..
it even folds down!! xP
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Originally Posted by tiblot
hehe ... another alternative is to get a portable nav unit like the Navman, Garmin, or Magellan
They are around $300 and portable to other cars
They are around $300 and portable to other cars
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From: Temecula - French Valley, Ca
Originally Posted by Kyosho
This mod is a direct bolt-on to the nav cubby. No tools necessary. Powered by Yahoo MapQuest. Works like a charm
You mean this mod is direct tape on. That's cool though. You could hold quite a few maps in the cubby.
Later,
Ray
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Originally Posted by Kyosho
In our despair after getting lost (in downtown LA) Klumzyee and i found a low-cost solution to those of us without nav. this mod is a direct bolt-on to the nav cubby. No tools necessary. Powered by Yahoo MapQuest. Works like a charm
