tdots2k

Has anyone here have a good audio shop in the west gta to do a new head unit and speaker install with the modifry DCI wired kit?


Thanks guys....good to be back.

shamusodoofus

The Modrify DCI kit was made so it would be easy to install. If you are just upgrading to a new head unit it's as easy as wiring up the harness, and plugging the unit in. Wiring isn't as difficult as it is time consuming. You just match up whatever colour wires to the colours on the harness. There are multiple methods for doing this, but the easiest (some may recommend against) is to simply twist the wires together and put some electrical tape around it to insulate it. Speakers are also fairly easy and follow relatively the same procedure; put the negative to negative and positive to positive. There's a bunch of DIY guides around the site that I'm certain would make this project relatively easy even to one that has zero experience.

All in all, on a difficulty rating between 1 and 10 (1 being an oil change, and 10 being an engine rebuild) I would say this ranks around 2.

Of course, if you are still uncomfortable or simply don't want to spend the time do this I've heard some good things about "Number 1 Sound" in Toronto on College St.

tdots2k

Thanks...just don't have the time and tools to do this at the moment. Any places in Mississauga, Oakville Brampton?

1stS2k

Goto 20Hz. Audio and talk to Franky.


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tdots2k

thanks guys... going to go to Ultra Auto Sound or 20HZ Audio

1stS2k

Cool, Franky is a good guy. Tell him Jai (Jay) sent you with the red s2000. They did my install if you look it up in the electronics forum or latest purchases thread.


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afzan

headunit install is so simple if you get the modifry dci "pnp harness" option.. 15-20min job tops if you've done it before

speakers were a little trickier to do since mine needed plug adapters and basket spacers