2000-2005 Toyota Celica With FR-S BRZ Radio Install!

[@Flynn_Stones]

Oem or not I really enjoy aftermarket radios that run android natively. Download torque, and you can do all your OBD2 diagnostics as you drive whenever you want. Or use the widgets to have a boost gauge on your radios dash. Get the JBV1 app and hide a v1 radar detector in the grill and you have a stealth police detector. Spotify, youtube, google maps etc all running natively of course. I bought one for my last Celica, before it got totaled by a hit and run. Got really lucky. Was in the process of going through the previous owners terrible speaker wiring job, and I'm pretty sure I unknowingly disconnected the airbags. Could have ended much worse.

[@ethanhill08]

Love the Celica content! I have a 2005 Tsunami Edition GT, been in the family since it was bought brand new. Just a tip, if you find the same head unit out of a Toyota 86 it will have the Toyota logos!

[@celicasinja]

😂😂😂😂😂 sorry man I was to comment from your last struts video that you install them wrong because I went back and look at mind and forget to come back and report 😂😂😂 glad you get it right

[@MitchDore]

Haha 😄 I am glad we caught it!

[@WaseemAhmed-jg1qw]

Upgrade your car speakers now.

[@KyushaStyleTuning]

Interesting video. Cool how Toyota radios are interchangeable 🤔

[@charminbaer2323]

Those FRS radios go for ~$130 on eBay and around $80 at LKQ Pick Your Part all day long. I'm gonna go get one for my sister's RAV4 whose radio died. It has an old CD/Cassette radio. I added a BlueTooth module but might as well get a more modern looking radio.

[@MitchDore]

Great comment!

[@vebez5993]

Why didn’t you get a nicer one with CarPlay?

[@theflacochannel9558]

Second Love the content, making me want to get a Celtics now and boosting it

[@ocieljuarez777]

Mine has the jbl system in it ,I'm waiting to see the full bodykit 😉

[@123PSPs]

So whats thr part number for the hatch struts