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Originally Posted by fullers2oh
80 BUCKS to "bypass my factory amp"
do you all think that is a bit excessive? not sure of the hourly labor rate but as far as i know it just involves rerunning some wires to the new deck - right?
well i am gonna go to another shop in the area to see what they say, however i am interested in your input.
also any suggestions with what I should get to replace the factory amplifier with? i am looking to upgrade sound quality and will replace speakers soon as well.
thanks all!
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Bypassing the amp involves connecting a few plugs and a few wires, but $80 isn't too bad if it includes the required wiring harnesses.
The new radio will have a built-in amp, so it will replace the factory amp by itself. Just make sure they leave the OEM amp in, so you can go back to factory if you ever want to.