22" Wheels

[fatchance]

double duece looks good. What brand tires are running and do you have any rubbing?

[fatchance]

If you have 22's on your "C" keep posting them. Remember to include Rim and tire info. Your just hepling the rest of us see what's becoming available for the car. It also shows us how good looking this car is with the different looks.

[Fast4Door]

Here are somemore pics of my car and another 300 that we put wheels on the other day....

[Angi300C]

F4D, Great Looking Setup! SHARP

[fatchance]

Fast4Door
Looks good. By the time I take delivery of my "C" I will have changed my rims 5 times over. When I first started looking there was hardly anything. Everyday I see incredible "C"s, Now I just need my car.
Keep posting the pic's

[tjonathan]

22's look great on the 300. However, the clearance from the nut on the control arm will be extremely close to the tire unless a very low profile tire is used. With a low profile tire, the lower you go the worse the ride gets. Tires expand under use and that is not the time you want to find out that your treads just hit that nut! Just a technical note.

[Fast4Door]

They are close to the nut, but there is enough clearance. I've had mine to the governor with no problems. If the tires expand that much they are junk tires anyway.

[shaggy]

I was reading in another forum that some in dash cd changer radios still have a din out put on the rear of the radio to control an external cd changer or dvd changer. I was wanting a picture of the rear of the navigation radio. If there is a pin output i think it would be possible to seemlessly intergrate the IPOD to the factory radio by doing the following.

First to have a din converter to alpine m-bus which can be found at
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...2669 745&rd=1

Then get a m-bus to AI-net converter which can be found at
http://www.autotoys.com/x/cust/produ...tid=755&cat=84

Then use the new KCA 420i from alpine which allows you to have full control over the IPOD from Ai-net recievers. You can view this product at
http://www.alpine-usa.com/

This device from alpine lets you view and access all playlist on the IPOD which also would display song name and length of song and album. This would be awesome if it would work.

Is there something wrong with this thought process. Please let me know your thoughts.

The main concern is if the rear of the radio has this din out put on the rear of the radio. If you are able to post pictures of the rear of the radio please do so. Or any thoughts where we could find one. Service manual?

[upstate]

Here is a photo of the back.

http://www.300cforums.com/attachment...ntid=427&stc=1

[AndyK]

There are a few possible problems:

1. Chrysler -> MBUS pictured is for 1995. Nav radio has a built in CD changer and may not even have a external CD-changer adapter. Also if it does it may not support receiving track info from the player. I haven't seen any adapters for the 300/Magnum (check PIE, Denison,Blitzsafe), but blitzsafe is supposed to be coming out with one soon.

2. MBus does not support track names or information beyond basic time info as far as I know. (That's what research looks like)

FWIW, other than the Alpine I don't think I've seen any ipod->car stereo converters that pass song info (metadata).