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16-12-2011, 06:00 PM
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I've found that the stock stereo is decent for...well a stock stereo. I do have it booked in for a front speaker upgrade and addition of a sub, and amp to power it all.
This will be the first time I've had anyone work on my cars stereo so pretty keen to see how it turns out. Not happening til mid Feb though. I would ask Ford about your car though. If you haven't been playing it at full blast and generally being pretty sensible about it all, there's no reason why they'd bugger up. Hit up ford! |
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Re: LW Focus - Aftermarket Parts.
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