NVTHSLEX

Hey guys;

So this is for those who know Shon and Buck both are great installers
but one works more local (Buck) and the other is a little farther out (Shon)...

I have heard and seen their work and its pretty dammm sick.

Anyways who would you guys recommend for the following:

Dual battery setup, with solenoid, lots of wiring and fuses along with
the big three ???


thank you

JLatsOne

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Buck did a second battery (kinetik 600), amp and a sub in my Prelude a couple years back. Very clean install. Shamus has always been a good 12V shop to deal with.

yo_mamas_pimp

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I have had Shon work on my car multiple times. He's great. No problems at all from him. I'm not sure who Buck is though? Where does he work?

JLatsOne

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http://www.shamuscustomz.com/about.html

NVTHSLEX

thanks guys;

Points table is 1 to 1...lol

I am looking at each of their works and it is a tough choice.
Defiantely going to cost a pretty penny.

JLatsOne approx. how many hours did Buck spend on the setup ?
This would give me an idea of what to expect in terms in labor $$$.


thank you

JLatsOne

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Honestly, it was a few years ago and I cannot quite remember the $$ specifics off hand. I can check for the invoice when I get home.

The install, was an amp, sub in prefab box, distro block, Kinetik bettery and some basic fab/carpet work to house the battery.

I do recall the shop fee being reasonable, but it have have changed. I would call James (owner) to discuss the project and costs.

NVTHSLEX

That'd be great thanks.

As for shop fee, Shon charges 80 an hr.
And I think Shamus also charges around there as well.

I just want the install to go perfectly, I had Buck work on my car before for
airride wiring.

But this is more complicated, and would like it to be done as best as possible.

NVTHSLEX

There has got to be more reviews... good or bad

Who to go to ? Worst part is finding the bad in top professional installers is hard.