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Silver Member Username: QuigPittsburgh, Pa Us Post Number: 208 Registered: Sep-05 | Didnt kno where to post this , this loooks liek the best, but ne ways.... how much does it cost for this to be down perfesionally on average? Thanks. |
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Gold Member Username: BestmankindLos Angeles, CA USA Post Number: 4218 Registered: Oct-05 | it's easy to do it yourself man. i don't think anyone paid to have their big 3 upgrade. take a few pics if you can of your engine. like the alt and the battery and people here can show you how you can do it. |
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Silver Member Username: SwisherMarianna, FL Post Number: 205 Registered: Apr-06 | https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/car-audio/214946.html |
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Silver Member Username: AdddisorderWest palm, Florida Post Number: 403 Registered: Jan-06 | |
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Gold Member Username: FandimReno, Nevada United State... Post Number: 1256 Registered: Jun-05 | I've heard estimates of like $150 to do these upgrades at a shop.. If the shop even knows what the hell you're talking about. (It was like $75 for parts, $75 for labor I believe..which are both ripoffs). Remember - Mechanics arent necessarily electricians (just like best buy salesmen!) so they might not realize what advantages the big 3 provide, and how to properly do them.. You can do it yourself for VERY cheap, and do it VERY quickly, too.. Even if you've never done anything under the hood of your vehicle before, it's no problem. |
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Silver Member Username: KillswitchjdPost Number: 234 Registered: Apr-06 | what did you decide? im sure there are plenty of people that will walk you through it, take the pics of the engine if you can |
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Silver Member Username: QuigPittsburgh, Pa Us Post Number: 213 Registered: Sep-05 | im reading that link right now... i have a question if i just left the wires that are on there now and added lets sayyy 4 gage wires, would that help? ill see if i can get some pics of my hood any specific pics u guys wuld need? |
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Gold Member Username: FandimReno, Nevada United State... Post Number: 1259 Registered: Jun-05 | Yes, Rick... Actually, you should leave in place any stock wiring, as adding to it never hurts, since the electricity will take the path of least resistance. |