I just finished installing the Alpine CDA-9887 H/U and Casopolis Scangauge DIN mount in my Fit. I love it. I really hate that empty pocket they give you for under the radios and I didn't want to get a full DIN unit since I spend a lot of time in downtown Pittsburgh. I was concerned with someone getting sticky fingers.....if they could see in the windows that is....

If you're in the same situation or have an aftermarket H/U and are thinking of getting a Scangauge for your FIT, I highly recommend the Casopolis mount for under the radio, unless you have other plans for that space.
Anyways, here's a few pictures of the finished install.

 

Crawly,
Looks great, Same Alpine I am going to use...I was waiting for the
Casopolis mount, but I still don't see it on their web site.
Now i know what mine will look like...Great.
AC

 

Shoot him an email and let him know you're interested in one. I just sent him the finished pictures of mine. He's really good to deal with, nice guy.

 

Damn everyone is getting my deck lol

 

I'm a big Pioneer fan. This is my first Alpine......well aftermarket anyways. So far, I'm very pleased with it.

 

where did u get the scanguage...does it come with instructins how to install it and what all does it show....
what was price on it

 

ScanGaugeII - Trip Computers + Digital Gauges + Scan Tool

It doesn't list the Fit as an available vehicle, but I talked to their tech support before I bought it and it works with the Fit fine. I have one in both of my vehicles. It's a really simple install....just plug it into the car's computer port under the drivers side dash, mount it somewhere and you're done.

 

replacing the stock radio correct me if i am wrong...
one needs to purchase the 1 din radio and a scoche harness for the wiring the aftermarket to the factory wiring..
a scoche trim kit to go around the radio?
and if you want a scanguage you go to scangauge site get one there and to the Casopolis site for the trim to go around the scanguage?


how do you remove the factory radio?

 

The Scosche comes with the trim pieces and since I bought my radio off of Crutchfield, they included the harness and the antenna adapter for free. I just needed to splice the new headunit harness to the crutchfield harness and I was all set. Currently, the Scangauge site is the only place that I know of that offers the Scangauge other then some retail locations.

And the bracket for the Scangauge came from Casopolis Design, LLC