| Quote, originally posted by mrgreeneyes » |
| honestly, if you dont know what youre doing 100%, take it to a pro. at my shop (i install this stuff for a living) we charge only $60 to do a full amp/sub install. thats ridiculously cheap for the work involved to do it properly. Circuit City and Best Buy also offer lifetime warranties on their labor as well, so if you have a problem with the install, take it back to them and they fix it if its determined to be a labor mistake, not faulty product. however, if you get part-way through the install, fail/give up, we charge an extra $40 to undo your work and return it to a pre-install state. so, pay $60ish once or end up paying $100 later... and most every reputable shop i know will tune your eq/amp/etc so that you get maximum sound quality for your whole setup. please take it to someone reputable. EDIT: where in lancaster area are you? lol, ill help you do it. just saw your location... |
I kinda knew what I was doing, I mean I knew the basics I just wanted to be 100% sure. I've seen my friends and cousins do this to there cars a bunch of times.
I did it today, and I finished it. It took me forever b/c I was by myself and it was a learning experience.
It sounds great, I just need some new door and rear speakers because the ones in it have been blown 
But it's been done for a few hours and i've driven the car and let it sit for some time and it seems to be functioning properly. I'm happy with it 
PS: I'm inbetween Denver, and Reading (i'm about a 5 minute drive from rhs13's house)
Thanks
5spd parts etc FOR SALE : http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=381484 -1990 s13 Hatch (SOLD)
-1995 s14 (Current)
email: mmaxeyjr@gmail.com
