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boterre2471 02-02-2013 08:30 PM

Back up camera in 2013 Grand Sport
 
I am looking to see if there is a back-up camera kit for a 2013 Grand Sport with factory navigation? Thanks in advance with any help available. :cheers:

Double D Mods 02-02-2013 08:40 PM

Sorry to be the first to tell you the bad news but you will not be able to add a rear camera to the stock NAV system.
You will need to change out to an aftermarket radio to do this.
If changing to aftermarket radio is an option we will be glad to help assist you with all the info and items to do this


Dennis

intheboost 02-02-2013 11:07 PM

Google this: LockPick GMX-360 C6 Corvette

It is pretty pricey and you may be better off upgrading to an aftermarket nav unit.

phileaglesfan 02-03-2013 01:11 AM


Originally Posted by intheboost (Post 1583019152)
Google this: LockPick GMX-360 C6 Corvette

It is pretty pricey and you may be better off upgrading to an aftermarket nav unit.

I also heard the Lockpick is unreliable. Aftermarket is probably your best option and Dennis is a good choice to go with.

tonysrep 02-03-2013 02:12 AM

I don't know if this is still the case but when I contacted them in oct-nov they told me it wont work on a 2013 via email

LS WON 02-03-2013 06:01 AM

It will be a federal law that cars will have to come equipped with rear cams so you can just wait for your next car purchase or get a new Corvette when this becomes law or use a Garmin or Magellan GP S selected unit.

Double D Mods 02-03-2013 07:21 AM


Originally Posted by intheboost (Post 1583019152)
Google this: LockPick GMX-360 C6 Corvette

It is pretty pricey and you may be better off upgrading to an aftermarket nav unit.


The Lockpick 360-2 is no longer available and was a 350.00 waste of money. If we sent out 10 of them 9 would come back with issues.

I in the end would refuse to sell one of these to a customer. Major pain to install and they just did not work. This is why Coastaltech does not offer them anymore.

Double D Mods 02-03-2013 07:22 AM


Originally Posted by tonysrep (Post 1583019968)
I don't know if this is still the case but when I contacted them in oct-nov they told me it wont work on a 2013 via email


radio is same from 2005-13
so this was wrong info

Double D Mods 02-03-2013 07:22 AM


Originally Posted by phileaglesfan (Post 1583019804)
I also heard the Lockpick is unreliable. Aftermarket is probably your best option and Dennis is a good choice to go with.


Thanks:D:cheers:

z51vett 02-03-2013 01:28 PM

How about the new mirror from GM that has it in the mirror.
z51vett

ssmith512 02-03-2013 04:02 PM


Originally Posted by z51vett (Post 1583023127)
How about the new mirror from GM that has it in the mirror.
z51vett

The GM mirror with the monitor built in is nearly $600 (just for the mirror). For that much money, you can get a brand new stereo system from Double D with the rearview camera fully integrated and do a whole lot more.

Not 100% certain the GM mirror with monitor will integrate seamlessly into the Corvette.

Double D Mods 02-03-2013 04:54 PM


Originally Posted by ssmith512 (Post 1583024422)
The GM mirror with the monitor built in is nearly $600 (just for the mirror). For that much money, you can get a brand new stereo system from Double D with the rearview camera fully integrated and do a whole lot more.

Not 100% certain the GM mirror with monitor will integrate seamlessly into the Corvette.


Thanks for recommendation:D:cheers:
especially when you take into consideration the selling of your stock nav unit to offset the price


example
Kenwood DNX690 package 900.00
add ipod and camera for 70.00
that's 970.00
Sell your stock unit for say 500.00
that's 400.00 out of pocket.
The Lockpick was 350.00
camera was 70.00
that's 420.00 out of pocket
20.00 more than the Kenwood would be and you get more features and much better NAV:thumbs:

tonysrep 02-03-2013 05:07 PM


Originally Posted by Double D Mods (Post 1583020406)
radio is same from 2005-13
so this was wrong info

my reply

Hello,



Thank you so much for your inquiry. Unfortunately at this time your 2013 Corvette is not on the approved list of vehicles that work with the LockPick product. However, we are always adding new makes and models to the lineup. I would recommend checking back with us within a couple of months to ensure compatibility with your particular vehicle. Thanks again and I look forward to speaking with you soon.

Double D Mods 02-03-2013 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by tonysrep (Post 1583024933)
Well thats what the folks from lockpick sent me in reply,maybe they were just covering the fact it didn't work


They even still have them listed for purchase on their own website :crazy2:
http://www.coastaletech.com/corvettelockpicks.htm

Gearhead Jim 02-03-2013 08:36 PM

Someone here mounted the screen for a backup camera on or near his sun visor, looked like it worked well.

N2TU 02-04-2013 09:25 AM


Originally Posted by phileaglesfan (Post 1583019804)
I also heard the Lockpick is unreliable. Aftermarket is probably your best option and Dennis is a good choice to go with.

Dennis is a super choice!....helpful, professional and great to deal with...you best choice is to change out that 'dawg' of a navigation unit.

I:yesnod:

corvette4eva 02-05-2013 07:45 AM


Originally Posted by phileaglesfan (Post 1583019804)
I also heard the Lockpick is unreliable. Aftermarket is probably your best option and Dennis is a good choice to go with.


lockpick is very unreliable I had in in few of my corvettes and couldn't be more disappointed, its a money pit they dont' last more than few month, and always had to go back and pay my installers to replce for a new one.
Aftermarket navigation didn't seem like an option as for some weired reason I liked the original navigation system, So for my 2013 corvette camera solution, I had sent my navigation radio out to navtool and I couldn't be more happy, not only the radio was done in one day I have reiceved the radio back form navtool already modified with a video interface for camera and that inteface is made in USA:flag:, finally not CHINA

ssmith512 02-05-2013 09:37 AM


Originally Posted by corvette4eva (Post 1583037933)
So for my 2013 corvette camera solution, I had sent my navigation radio out to navtool and I couldn't be more happy, not only the radio was done in one day I have reiceved the radio back form navtool already modified with a video interface for camera and that inteface is made in USA:flag:, finally not CHINA

What did the navtool modification cost, if you dont mind me asking?

corvette4eva 02-05-2013 09:59 AM


Originally Posted by ssmith512 (Post 1583038627)
What did the navtool modification cost, if you dont mind me asking?

$800 but its worth every penny, and it included overnight shipping back with insurance

beepster 02-05-2013 10:09 AM


Originally Posted by Double D Mods (Post 1583024827)
Thanks for recommendation:D:cheers:
especially when you take into consideration the selling of your stock nav unit to offset the price


example
Kenwood DNX690 package 900.00
add ipod and camera for 70.00
that's 970.00
Sell your stock unit for say 500.00
that's 400.00 out of pocket.
The Lockpick was 350.00
camera was 70.00
that's 420.00 out of pocket


20.00 more than the Kenwood would be and you get more features and much better NAV:thumbs:

Why would anyone purchase a (used) stock NAV unit for $500???....:crazy2: Much better alternatives for less...


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