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I agree with Stephen, with alil reading you can do it easily yourself and save some money. http://www.circuitcity.com/rpsm/cat/-13092/edOid/105513/rpem/ccd/lookLearn.do Thats a tutorial right from the Circuit City website that I found just by typing "Installing Car Speakers" in Google. Ye...

haha You don't know me. Maybe, just maybe, I could get my father to help me out. But I'm completely stupid when it comes to this kind of stuff. I'd have to have exact, step by step, instructions. And few tools involved. It's not a good idea. haha

I know everything can be a lot cheaper online, but I can't install anything myself, so I'm having Circuit City do it up. That's why I've been using there products as references. I wish I knew what I was doing, so everything could be cheaper. I was originally planning on spending a little over $200, ...

haha I don't understand most of the stuff you guys are explaining, but you're suggesting an aftermarket radio as well? I thought I might get one, but I really don't have the money. Maybe I'll just get the speakers for now, and then get the radio later when I have more money. I just read the reviews ...

My car is a 2000 Honda Civic. I was checking these speakers out on circuitcity.com because I would be having someone else install them. The site says that these speakers will fit in my rear deck. I got the specifications about my current setup from http://automobiles.honda.com/certified/model_overvi...

ridr4lif wrote:Links broken.

Thanks for telling me. Fixed it.

Hi, I don't know that much about speakers but I want to upgrade my system. Here is what I currently know my car has: AM/FM Stereo CD Player with Clock (4 x 20-watt) w/4 speakers I was wondering if I replaced the rear deck with new, more powerful speakers, if the volume would increase, or just the so...