Thanks for letting me know, I'll update the links as soon as possible!

@@zimizi yeah that would be possible depending on your dashboard setup. You’d need to be able to access the sides of the radio while installed. Even if you could sink it either back in, you’d lose the ability to tilt it forward and backward which probably isn’t a big deal. On top of that, the mounting screws to securely install the display are from up top and so you wouldn’t be able to access them unless you created a way to do so

@@Rawrkee its a gt86, im looking forward to install it next weekend potentially. not looking forward to fiddle with cables tho... do i need some kind of harness? i never had a stereo that wasnt plug n play. i also added a rear view camera, also not looking forward to install that xD.

It appears youll have to order it separately on their website but the build quality is not so great. It'll hold the unit in place but it's very flimsy and bounces around a lot. I recommend ordering a different brand cd player mount that is more sturdy

you're welcome bro! And if you ever get tired of that, you could just double nut that one stud to remove the stud from the cylinder head and it'll make removing the manifold easy as well

yes, I also noticed that the product is not on their US-based website and they do not offer support for this particular product. I would suggest getting a product that is listed on their US-based website so you may contact them for support should you have any issues or need further guidance with the product.

I haven't had the chance the chance to review the X3 but the other 3 units mentioned are Android-based (assuming that you're referring to the ATOTO A6/S8 series). With that in mind, all three units use the same universal Android harnesses for communicating with your audio system. The main difference would be that both the UA13 and DQ36 are on Android 13 whereas the Atoto units are still on a older version of Android, I believe its Android 11 if not older. The newer Operating System provides updated security patches and offers a more stable Android environment. In my opinion, both the UA13 and Dq36 are very similiar and I don't think you'd go wrong picking one over the other. Maxpeedingrods is completely new to car stereos and so Eonon may offer better technical support. I believe that Atoto is releasing a new car stereo soon but I don't believe it'll be on Android 13. Atoto has the best techinical support and their user manuals are highly detailed, if they had an Android 13 unit, I would highly recommend that one based the company's history and previous products. Hopefully this helped you in some way, ultimately, I'd go with the more budget friendly option between the UA13 and DQ36

in the middle of it currently. block is assembled and ready, head is being ported. I feel like ive watched every video and every forum post and its killing my mind.

Right? It looks like every other radio on the market, I have a witson unit that has nearly the same design but additional buttons on the left side, the volume knob is in the middle left, and it's not advertising itself as aftermarket

@@logix694 yes wireless android auto does work, the provided manual stated that it does not however it’s confirmed to work. The issue was that use the same manual in multiple products and so in other words, it was just a misunderstanding

@@Rawrkee Ah okay. Thanks. Mine should arrive tomorrow. Lets see if i can get it to work xD