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Install could be better, but looks good afterwards.
Installed in a 2002 Chevy Prizm.
The Metra 99-3413 does not have a pocket nor the space to add an equalizer.
The 99-3413 I received was made for a single DIN radio installation; it did not have the mounting areas for a two-shaft radio as shown in the picture. This was good for me as I did not have to cut anything out for my daughter's DIN radio.
Three notes on the installation:
1) To install this, you need to cut certain parts per the instructions depending on what car you have. Once you cut them, you might not be able to return it.
2) During the installation, the cup holders fit loosely and kept falling out of this radio bracket. To fix this, I taped the sides of the bracket to the cup holders’ bottom cover.
3) I found that the cup holders rub/hang-up on the factory trim below them. To fix this, install this radio bracket according to the instructions, but press up on the bracket as you tighten the screws, especially the bottom screws. After that everything worked OK and looked good.
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