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Originally Posted by takimbe Ill have my camera back tomorrow. Install was pricey, about 350 overall. Heres what was installed: 2 x 6.5 Inch Boston Sx60s Components 2 x 3.5

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Old 04-05-2009, 07:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ill have my camera back tomorrow. Install was pricey, about 350 overall. Heres what was installed:

2 x 6.5 Inch Boston Sx60s Components
2 x 3.5 Inch Boston Sx60s
2 x 1 Inch Boston Tweeters
1 x Kenwood eXcelon XM-4S 4-Channel Amplifier
1 x Eclipse AVN 4430 Head Unit
1 x PAC Unit for steering wheel controls


Total for everything was $1450, including monster re-wiring, dynamat around all the speakers, and removal and replacement of all the speaker wires.
I am being quoted around $1800.00 for equipment and install for the following:

1 x Kenwood DDX w/nav/bluetooth/Sat radio
2 x 6.5 inch Focal 165 VR speakers for the doors
2 x 1.0 inch Focal tweeter install
1 x Boston GT 40 amp
1 x Boston G21055 Sub in box
1 x wireharness
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This is my direction.....Labor works out to be about 500 of the cost, I wasn;t sure if this was high or not.
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I am being quoted around $1800.00 for equipment and install for the following:

1 x Kenwood DDX w/nav/bluetooth/Sat radio
2 x 6.5 inch Focal 165 VR speakers for the doors
2 x 1.0 inch Focal tweeter install
1 x Boston GT 40 amp
1 x Boston G21055 Sub in box
1 x wireharness
labor

This is my direction.....Labor works out to be about 500 of the cost, I wasn;t sure if this was high or not.
What's the sub box look like, and where is it going?

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Choosen, but solution and exact location pending. I am still trying to swallow the $500 install fee. I have not pulled the trigger on this job yet.
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well they have never done a Z before, and installation would have been more, but they gave me a nice discount because i was getting so much work done. Keep in mind it took one guy a full 9 hours to install, and a second guy put about 4 hours on and off throughout the day, and this doesnt even include the 2 guys who did the tint.

They told me in terms of the sub, they would built a custom fiberglass mold so that I would be able to keep the spare tire. again, this was quoted as being 1000 dollars, which would include a high-end sub, fiberglass mold, kenwood amp, and installation. pretty decent pricing, but i wont be able to get it done for awhile.

Pics should be up tomorrow night.
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well they have never done a Z before, and installation would have been more, but they gave me a nice discount because i was getting so much work done. Keep in mind it took one guy a full 9 hours to install, and a second guy put about 4 hours on and off throughout the day, and this doesnt even include the 2 guys who did the tint.

They told me in terms of the sub, they would built a custom fiberglass mold so that I would be able to keep the spare tire. again, this was quoted as being 1000 dollars, which would include a high-end sub, fiberglass mold, kenwood amp, and installation. pretty decent pricing, but i wont be able to get it done for awhile.

Pics should be up tomorrow night.
I think it's a matter of time before someone comes up with a stealth box for the spare tire that replaces the bose one. The slimline subs like JL and Pioneer are making might make that feasible.

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