I wanted a JDM double din center stack but the one I was eying on eBay sold right when I was going to buy it so I gave in and bought the DDM Works radio bezel after buying the Metra install kit that did not remotely work for my '90 so it was bugging the hell out of me.
Initial impressions
DDM Works shipped it very quickly, I ordered it last Thursday or Friday and it arrived yesterday. Quality is good, its just a black piece of metal. Comes with mounting screws but they did not fit my head unit, luckily I had screws that fit.
Before DDM Works bezel
I only managed to use the two brackets to mount the radio - everything else did not work at all. It was an ugly install.
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The install
The install is pretty straight forward, remove clips that lock the head unit into the radio cage, bolt to bezel and adjust accordingly. The way I have it, you can't remove the faceplate, but the CD slot is still accessible, which isn't a big deal for me.
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Completed
Everything bolted up nicely.
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And now the radio doesn't stick out half an inch anymore!
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Verdict
If you're going to install a deck in a 90-93 Miata and can't find a JDM radio bezel, just buy the DDM Works bezel kit. It's a bit pricey ($95) shipped but looks much better and makes it much easier. It also doesn't piss you off like the Metra kit, which was a waste of $20.
Now I just need to find a new center stack since mine is a bit broken.
Initial impressions
DDM Works shipped it very quickly, I ordered it last Thursday or Friday and it arrived yesterday. Quality is good, its just a black piece of metal. Comes with mounting screws but they did not fit my head unit, luckily I had screws that fit.
Before DDM Works bezel
I only managed to use the two brackets to mount the radio - everything else did not work at all. It was an ugly install.
The install
The install is pretty straight forward, remove clips that lock the head unit into the radio cage, bolt to bezel and adjust accordingly. The way I have it, you can't remove the faceplate, but the CD slot is still accessible, which isn't a big deal for me.
Completed
Everything bolted up nicely.
And now the radio doesn't stick out half an inch anymore!
Verdict
If you're going to install a deck in a 90-93 Miata and can't find a JDM radio bezel, just buy the DDM Works bezel kit. It's a bit pricey ($95) shipped but looks much better and makes it much easier. It also doesn't piss you off like the Metra kit, which was a waste of $20.
Now I just need to find a new center stack since mine is a bit broken.
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