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Sound System Problem - Amplifier Place and Cables Way - Important Please

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YOUR RESEARCHSound System Problem - Amplifier Place and Cables Way - Important Please

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Run bundle of cables

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I ended up drilling an extra hole thru the firewall next to the battery to run a bundle of cables when I did my stereo upgrade.

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Use coat hanger

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Cut a slit in it and use a coat hanger to fish wires.

Sound System Problem - Amplifier Place and Cables Way - Important Please
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Run bundle of cables

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I ended up drilling an extra hole thru the firewall next to the battery to run a bundle of cables when I did my stereo upgrade.

Sound System Problem - Amplifier Place and Cables Way - Important Please

Use coat hanger

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Cut a slit in it and use a coat hanger to fish wires.

Sound System Problem - Amplifier Place and Cables Way - Important Please
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all First of all there are beautiful news from me…Finally i decide to make sound system to my pcar.. There will be 2 x 25 cm – 30 liter basses . 10 cm x 4 mid – 2 x amplifier vs vs… There are the photos… But finally İ have a 2 problem… First : 1: Where can i take cables from amplifier to inside..You can see i remove everywhere to find some way form trunk to inside.. for amplifiers to basses and sound system cables.. but now my engineer cant find now..Please help me.. Second:2: You know every people generally install amplifiers on this place..But the problem is there is inside the fuel depot in this place..How can i install amplifiers screws..Because i see before..Somepeople install amplifiers on this place.. Or if i will make some wood places for amplifiers..I must to be install screws..Where can i install ? Can u explan me these two questions..İf it will be with pictures i will be very happy because i will show it tomorrow to my sound system engineer…

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

PHOTOS ARE EXAMPLES..NOT MINE... How can i install amplifiers like these photos.. I am afraid of make damage to fuel depot.. ?? and i am afraid of where can go from trunk to inside.. is there any easy way or way to cable .. which part i must to replace ?? Thank you very much all...

POST 3Original post

There is a grommet right behind the battery. Cut a slit in it and use a coat hanger to fish wires.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you for your verry important answer... Really really thank you.. in turkey the time is morning and we are starting now.. thank you so much ... LAst problemm.. how can i install the amplifiers.. because there is depot and i am afraid of something wrong.. maybe the screw make damage to fuel tank.. i am afraid of this.. ??

POST 5Original post

Mount the amplifier on the shelf or on the bottom of the frunk (that's what I did) and no issues at all w/ the fuel system. I ended up drilling an extra hole thru the firewall next to the battery to run a bundle of cables when I did my stereo upgrade. Search on this site as many have done this before.

POST 6Original post

SS911, the photos in this thread may help with your install endeavor. http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...50-photos.html Good luck!

POST 7Original post

My amp is mounted in the spot where the factory CD-changer was located.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thnaks guys... I finished the installation now.. Everything finished.. ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ))))))))))))))))) ))))))))))))) I will be open new thread about my all instalation pictures 1 or 2 hours later... Thankx again and again.. Good night.

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