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Friend is looking at this Hogtunes kit http://www.hogtunes.com/products/sel...4sg/combo1.php
for his 2014 SGS. I know kits are not preferred and I’ve tried to talk him out of it. Dollar wise what would be close that I could talk him into that would be better? Thanks
Was just looking at the Hogtunes and saw this post. The only question I would have how much harder is installation without all the "plug and play" specs that come with Hogtunes?
I just installed a two speaker system in my 14 Street Glide in about 6 hours and a lot of that time was modifying the stock amp tray to fit my amp and it was about 350 sounds great. PN1-1000d MM6502 and BT355
So here's the other thing you have to do for both "plug and play" and other systems:
-take fairing off
-remove stock speakers
-remove gas tank
-run power and ground to battery
-wire remote turn on
-install biketronics LL
-install amp bracket
-tune
-put everything back together
So if you want to spend less cash, spend a little more time and have a much better sounding system? Then don't go with the "plug and play" kits.
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