Install Quote ??

[DJSlowfets]

Need help hooked up last two systems and to be totally honest forgot alot and don't feel like screwing with it and if I have my guy here local do it he's responsible if he breaks clips or trim panels etc.. And he has a dd1 after its hooked up so I can set gains correctly my question is all in what would be a fair price for a full on install. What I have is subs in box with amp mounted ready to go already have power and ground wire and rcas and my own radio all I'll need is a fuse block radio harness radio dash kit and his labor what would be fair so I know when I go there and he doesn't try effing a young kid..thanks!!

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[Mitch86 5,000+ posts]

You just need power/ground wire ran and headunit/dashkit installed? That's maybe an hour or two worth of labor depending on if there's any drilling necessary etc...

Honestly, I'd take the time to do it myself and know it's done the way you want it. An individual working on your vehicle isn't responsible for breaking things since they really have nothing to lose by you slandering them etc. Unless you get violent or something. Lol. Just take your time and do it yourself and do it right the first time. That's my two cents.

 

[disturbed471985 5,000+ posts]

Do it urself... Dnt overthink it save the money lil sweat never hurt plus u know its done right...

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

changing out the radio is simple. Hook the harness in and look at the new wiring diagram for your new radio and you can use butt connectors or solder for a good connection. Its not that hard. Youtube up how to open up your dash etc..

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

What's the equipment?

I can almost guarantee everything isn't always up front. Even if you think you may not need something, 1/2 way into the install you realize, should bought that item when I had it in my hand when you were at the store the other day. Trust me. Been there many times.

Zip ties, duct tape, and shrinkwrap tubing are your friends.