Headunit Install - where to fit RCA cables?
#1
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Headunit Install - where to fit RCA cables?
At some stage I'd like to install my amp and sub and run some RCA cables to the back of the headunit
I am preempting the frustration that I'll have when they won't fit behind the headunit as there was barely any room when I installed it with the Autoleads dash DCI
Has anyone got experience on how to get everything tucked away nicely?
I am preempting the frustration that I'll have when they won't fit behind the headunit as there was barely any room when I installed it with the Autoleads dash DCI
Has anyone got experience on how to get everything tucked away nicely?
#2
They do fit, I had an old school Alpine single DIN nav head unit with 2 sets of RCA's, I ran them down the centre console - away from the power lines and into the boot, got rid of the spare and mounted the amp and power block onto an mdf board that was then bolted where the wheels was.
Look at the post a little further down or on the FB page - someone has come up with a little cradle to fit in the spare wheel for their amp.
Look at the post a little further down or on the FB page - someone has come up with a little cradle to fit in the spare wheel for their amp.
#3
As above, my amp is sitting snug within my spare wheel. Its sat in there for 9+ years with no issue. after youve ran the cable down the centre console you find a grommet behind the drivers seat that you can feed the leads through.
I have a Darkside box thats fits perfect.
I have a Darkside box thats fits perfect.
#5
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Yes I have 2 sets of RCA cables, 1 one for a amp and the other for sub/amp combo. I also have a dci unit and a satellite radio antenna hookup installed back there. The key is take your time and don't force the radio into a position it takes some time but you will be surprised at how much will fit back there. Lastly there is a nice hole on the drivers side at the very back of the radio that you can reach your hand up through to position things properly.
#6
As above - 3 x RCA. A Alpine bluetooth init, one Autoleads dash control box and all the other standard stuff plus the iPhone adapter lead.
Take off both small side panels to help access and pull excess cable in from the back.
There is a sharp cut out above the radio - it's not a rolled edge, it's very very sharp and it points DOWN, if you put your hands in palm down and flex your knuckles up, they will hit this and you will bleed - lots.
Take off both small side panels to help access and pull excess cable in from the back.
There is a sharp cut out above the radio - it's not a rolled edge, it's very very sharp and it points DOWN, if you put your hands in palm down and flex your knuckles up, they will hit this and you will bleed - lots.
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Yes I have 2 sets of RCA cables, 1 one for a amp and the other for sub/amp combo. I also have a dci unit and a satellite radio antenna hookup installed back there. The key is take your time and don't force the radio into a position it takes some time but you will be surprised at how much will fit back there. Lastly there is a nice hole on the drivers side at the very back of the radio that you can reach your hand up through to position things properly.
As above - 3 x RCA. A Alpine bluetooth init, one Autoleads dash control box and all the other standard stuff plus the iPhone adapter lead.
Take off both small side panels to help access and pull excess cable in from the back.
There is a sharp cut out above the radio - it's not a rolled edge, it's very very sharp and it points DOWN, if you put your hands in palm down and flex your knuckles up, they will hit this and you will bleed - lots.
Take off both small side panels to help access and pull excess cable in from the back.
There is a sharp cut out above the radio - it's not a rolled edge, it's very very sharp and it points DOWN, if you put your hands in palm down and flex your knuckles up, they will hit this and you will bleed - lots.
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