Engineered Exclusively for the New 8-inch Pioneer® Modular Solutions Receiver (DMH-C5500NEX) Radio!
The 108-UN02 is designed to "float" the screen in front of a vehicle's original radio location using a series of brackets that provide the ability to easily mount the radio's chassis into the radio/pocket location of more than 250 existing Metra Double-DIN kits for 1990 to current vehicle applications.
- A complete housing encases the Pioneer 8-inch screen
- Designed to "float" the Pioneer 8-inch screen in front of a vehicle's original radio location using the case and bracket combination
Available now! Stock this one part that will work with many of Metra’s existing dashboard kits you already have. metraonline.com
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