Plumbing for Stereo Wires
05-17-2005, 04:11 PM
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Plumbing for Stereo Wires
I'm plumbing for a sub and I was wondering if we had any smart folk that would know the best way to get my rca wire thru the center console. I'm running 8 guage, 16 ga remote, one pair of rcas, and an ainet wire for the cd changer that I should prolly trade for an ipod. any suggestions are greatly appreciated, and whoever helps the most I will let have sex with my gf. (inflatable women need luvin too)
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05-17-2005, 04:56 PM
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Best bet is to run power down the passenger side, under the door sill trim.
Keep the power away from the RCA and any other "signal" wires like speaker wires.
It's easiest to remove the HU and then use a long-ish wire tie to fish the wires from under the HU to the area where the shifter is. (There is a foam dougnut around the shifter. Take that out, it makes running the wires easier.)
Keep the power away from the RCA and any other "signal" wires like speaker wires.
It's easiest to remove the HU and then use a long-ish wire tie to fish the wires from under the HU to the area where the shifter is. (There is a foam dougnut around the shifter. Take that out, it makes running the wires easier.)
05-17-2005, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by ruexp67,May 17 2005, 04:56 PM
Best bet is to run power down the passenger side, under the door sill trim.
Keep the power away from the RCA and any other "signal" wires like speaker wires.
It's easiest to remove the HU and then use a long-ish wire tie to fish the wires from under the HU to the area where the shifter is. (There is a foam dougnut around the shifter. Take that out, it makes running the wires easier.)
Keep the power away from the RCA and any other "signal" wires like speaker wires.
It's easiest to remove the HU and then use a long-ish wire tie to fish the wires from under the HU to the area where the shifter is. (There is a foam dougnut around the shifter. Take that out, it makes running the wires easier.)
No problem.
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