i am finally joining the 21st century and buying an IPOD (touch 16gb) for myself. I got my wife one a while back and like how it plugs right into the stock head unit in my rig. My question is has anyone mounted theirs? I would love to see some pics to get ideas on a custom fab job. Are there any mounts similiar to the way Garmin nav systems are mounted? That would be ideal.

 

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....&type=category

there are a lot of options, here is a place to start...have fun with the iPOD

 

I always liked these mounts...but I did not see one listed for the new touchscreen Ipod??? you may have to call them....
http://www.proclipusa.com/home/home.aspx

 

i have the 6 disk in dash that does not have the input jack on the front of the radio. does anyone know if there is a jack on the ack or do i have to pull the radio to find out?

 

I have the 6-disk Infinity radio without the aux jack on the front. It's my understanding you have to tap into the satellite plug in the back using a third party product, like the PIE, or the Mopar adapter.

 

I sued the mopar adapter and it seems to be working just fine. It's probaly not as good as the pie one but who knows...

 

I'm actually thinking about buying this auxilliary adapter from Peripheral Electronics: CHYX

With this one I can use an iPod and get rid of the FM modulator for my Sirius receiver. But I don't think you can control the iPod with the radio buttons, though.

 

Okay, found what I'm getting. Peripheral Electronics CHYP



Provides iPod control using factory radio and and auxiliary input for my aftermarket Sirius receiver.

 

I have an 05 with the RBQ 6 disc. I cannot figure out which one of these (if any) will work for me. Any ideas?

 

I'm not sure. I'm not even sure it will work for me. I'm hoping by the time I buy someone else has already tried it.

 

UP i have as same but 2004 if anybody tried?

 

Ram Mounts! Got one for my iPhone. Same mounts as the iTouch. Works great! You just build what works for you. Just type in iphone in the search on their site.

http://www.ram-mount.com/