Well, I'm looking for an experienced car audio installer that will do my car as a side job. I'm in Silver Spring, MD and willing to come around Chantilly, Herndon, Manassas, etc.

-Two IDMAX10 D2
-JBL GTO14001
-Kicker PKD1
-6.5” Polk Audio MM6501 and MM651
-JBL GTO1004
-Pioneer AVIC D3
-Pioneer CD-BTB200 Bluetooth
-Pioneer CD-I200 iPod Cable
-PAC SWI-PS Steering Wheel Adapter
-Volfenhag 2 Farad ZX2.2
-JDM Double Din
-Viper Alarm 5901 with remote start
-62.5^ ft RAAMmat BXT Sound Deadening with 3 yards ensolite, 1 can adhesive.

I will raammat the trunk and make a box, I just need the installation done soon within this week. Hit me up at 703-622-5914 or just reply back here. Thanks

 

If you want it done on the side, it will take a couple days. what you're looking to get done will likely take at least 6 hours.
Deck alone normally takes ~1.5-2 hours to do properly and quickly.
Running the wires in the G coupe will take ~ 45-hour depending what gauge you're running - thicker will take longer.
Door speakers if everything pops in perfectly and you reuse the factory wiring ~2 hours.
Rear speakers ~1-1.5 hours if he knows what he's doing.
Tuning the system - if he knows what he's doing will take a half hour.
And then the Start/Alarm will take MINIMUM 3 hours because chances are you're looking to have all the fun options. If you look in recent posts about the vipers it's taken installers 6 hours just for the alarm/starter. So keep that in mind bro. and you better be gone while he's doing it. Most installers HATE having people there while they install.

 

Lol, I won't trust a person to do a sidejob and leave my car there. I will stay there but won't stare down the poor guy. And also, it could take however many days.. I don't care hehe, but I need someone ASAP!

 

I did some side jobs at my house/work for a couple guys on here. I had the one guy just drop off his car to me for most of the day. Honestly, if he was there it would have taken me forever to do his car. But I'm also a very careful, methodical person when it comes to installing. Add a person to talk to in there and it kills my production. I'm just giving you an installer's perspective. You should find someone that you feel you can trust with the car. If you don't trust them to work on the car, don't let them work on it. Or if you're scared they'll steal the car or joy ride it, take the keys. Roll the windows down so that if they hit the lock button while installing the system. But that depends where your priorities lie. Starter/Alarm or stereo. If you get your alarm done first you can just take the keys roll the windows down and come back later when he's ready to test it. I'd get your starter/alarm done in shop so that there's warranty on the install.

 

Hmm, where do you live

 

I'm part of team Canada Eh lol
North of Toronto, unless you have your snow tires handy I wouldn't bring it up here from VA