fordfocussucks

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Everywhere they are charging me $60, $80. Damn.

I need 4 speakers installed in my 2001 honda civic.

if you guys know anybody or can do it yourself. please respond

sKwiD

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If you drive a sedan it's going to suck getting the rear deck off, so $60 would almost be worth it.
Are you going to run it straight off the head unit? If they aren't components then they should be super easy. As for the fronts just take off your doors, unhook your stock speakers, either splice the wires or get a speaker harness kit and voila.

fordfocussucks

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I have a coupe.

TemjinX2

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doesnt best buy charge like $45 or something?

Please way is to do it yourself. There's a diy in the audio section on the site. Depending whether you have more time then money, I would just pay the $60 because its a big pain the *** especially if you next took apart your car before.

electric130

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front ones are easy. check my sig. that's for a sedan, but coupe is similar. do your fronts and pay someone for the rears. although, if you have subs, the rears aren't worth it from what i hear. the subs will distort the rears due to the air pressures. don't know personally. my rears are stock and i'm fine with them. i changed my fronts and didn't hardly notice a difference over stock. little clearer highs, but not that big so i took the speakers back. unless you're doing components up front, it's not worth IMO.

spoonEM

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If you need them done, Ill do it for you. Ive done numerous speaker installs in our cars. Best Buy charges $45 for the fronts and $65 for the rear. At least thats what we charge at the one I work at. Anyways, if you want me to do it for me, PM me and we'll go from there.