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Larrystegall · 02-13-2020, 07:17 PM

Added the Furrion to my 2017 359MBI 2 years ago. Got the one designed for travel (not just a backup camera). Had the prep kit so it took about 5 minutes to install. I mount the receiver screen on my rear view mirror for travel, so looking is natural. It is great for backing up, has the "bars" on the back and you can easily learn how many feet each one is from an object. I can back up to anything within 6 inches and be safe (not that I do very often, but I CAN). With the bike rack down trailer is 42' kingpin to tail, have a perfect picture all the time. Just have to have the lights on, it does not work with the DRL's (2016 Silverado 2500HD). I understand there are kits to make it work with the DRL's, but more lights are easier to see anyway.

02-13-2020, 07:17 PM	#60
Larrystegall Member Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: 75137 Posts: 37	I vote Yes Added the Furrion to my 2017 359MBI 2 years ago. Got the one designed for travel (not just a backup camera). Had the prep kit so it took about 5 minutes to install. I mount the receiver screen on my rear view mirror for travel, so looking is natural. It is great for backing up, has the "bars" on the back and you can easily learn how many feet each one is from an object. I can back up to anything within 6 inches and be safe (not that I do very often, but I CAN). With the bike rack down trailer is 42' kingpin to tail, have a perfect picture all the time. Just have to have the lights on, it does not work with the DRL's (2016 Silverado 2500HD). I understand there are kits to make it work with the DRL's, but more lights are easier to see anyway.