hah first thing that crossed my mind when i read this.."do you pay people to install stuff for you..." "need any help with installs"... makes me t hink you want to be paid to install.. . it just made me laugh.. lol
I have installed all my stuff myself.. no major problems yet..
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hahaha, that's awesome.. its good to know the help is always around... speakin of which.. you wanna check out my thread reguarding the amp wire?? thanks!
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Alway have and always will install my own stuff. no one does any work on my system unless I know there work and trust them( which is few) got burned at a " reputable" shop once never again. Built a world champion.
Tim
____________________ 2003 ZTW wagon: Focussport, Focus Central, OBX, MBRP, Alpine, JL Audio, Kicker, US Amps, PPI,
89 Lincoln Town car Pro-touring project.
89 Crown Victoria: 2002 USACi SQ World Champion.
Too bad you aren't in the area, we could look at some ideas for my Grand Prix. I has an 8 speaker Bose system in it, but it wouldnt hurt to add a little thump to it
I wouldnt mind having some type of in-dash set up where I could connect to local TV stations when Im out chasing storms, but I would MUCH rather have in-dash LCD screen set up that connected to a desktop PC installed in the car, touch screen and all with Wi-Fi capability so I could just pull up in the hotels in the area and connect and get the info I need.
I saw a family member on the wifes side that had a WRX set up with a small LCD screen connected to a desktop under his passenger seat that he used to play audio stuff with. Was quite the set up and it got me to pondering a set up like that for storm chasing. audiojunkie wrote: I help for free.....that why I ask...Im MECP certified.....and I LOVE CAR AUDIO..and Fiberglass...and MDF MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP
It whines a lot, but I like it
That's the fun part of having a new system, installin' it picturin' how great its going to sound when I'm finish. I bought a new headunit, took less than 10 minutes to install. Looking forward to do less than 45 minutes on components.
It's easy, just pry off the interior lamp and a torx screw will unscrew the screw holding the base, just be easy when installing new base, don't wanna break the wire.
It is actually that simple - Dan and I have removed antenna off many a junk yard Focus - installation is just as easy - these focus antenna break off very easily - usually due to the cold and then hitting it w/ a snow broom/brush or hand.
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Ive fixed three of Pine trees things...
