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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8686396" data-attributes="member: 650438">bro its not a lot work at all and it shouldn&#039;t cost a couple hundred bucks. not even 100.&nbsp; Makes zero sense you buying low tier stuff and spending just as much if not more for the install when literally it takes you two youtube videos onhow to:- remove door panels for (insert car year make and model)- how to remove radio for (insert car year make and model)If you buy from crutchfield or sonic electronix they literally give you the dash kit and wiring harness to install with your car. How to wire the wiring harness? Its literally just matching green to green, stripped green to green, purple to purple, red to red, black to black. Theres literally no skill or rocket science involved in this a monkey can do it. I&#039;m sure if you plan on going to college, you definitely have the IQ to breeze through this install.tools needed, a flathead, whatever socket wrench or screw driver thats needed to remove the radio, crimper and some crimp caps/butt connectors. All would be 30 bucks total at a local harbor freight.&nbsp; That and about 2 hours(more like one) of work and you save several days worth of pay at work...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8686396, member: 650438"] bro its not a lot work at all and it shouldn't cost a couple hundred bucks. not even 100. Makes zero sense you buying low tier stuff and spending just as much if not more for the install when literally it takes you two youtube videos on how to: - remove door panels for (insert car year make and model) - how to remove radio for (insert car year make and model) If you buy from crutchfield or sonic electronix they literally give you the dash kit and wiring harness to install with your car. How to wire the wiring harness? Its literally just matching green to green, stripped green to green, purple to purple, red to red, black to black. Theres literally no skill or rocket science involved in this a monkey can do it. I'm sure if you plan on going to college, you definitely have the IQ to breeze through this install. tools needed, a flathead, whatever socket wrench or screw driver thats needed to remove the radio, crimper and some crimp caps/butt connectors. All would be 30 bucks total at a local harbor freight. That and about 2 hours(more like one) of work and you save several days worth of pay at work... [/QUOTE]

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