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This is a discussion on Navigation Swap within the Electronics/Car Audio forums, part of the Interior Mods category; I have a 2011 wrx premium and I got it without navigation but now i kinda want it. is it ...

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    I have a 2011 wrx premium and I got it without navigation but now i kinda want it. is it possible to swap it in to my car.

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    Yes it is possible.But the OEM unit costs too much.I'd rather go with an aftermarket unit.
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    How much is a navi unit? and it just swaps in. no extra mods. just plug and play?

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    If you are looking at the OEM unit it costs about $700-$800 used and should be a simple bolt on.
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    Go aftermarket.

    If you're looking for navigation, your best bet is a Kenwood unit, since they have Garmin integrated.
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    An OEM Navi HU will swap in physically, but the wiring is significantly different -- you'll need an adapter harness. See this and also the installation instructions.

    If you can't find a used/salvaged OEM Navi for a low price, it's probably better to go aftermarket.

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