amp power cable

[timothy]

bought a pioneer small sub with amp build in and im wondering what the best way would be to route the cable from under the driver seat( left side of vehicle) to the batt..... i have a general idea but would like to know some other point of views as i would hate to dril holes in the firewall or doing damage to the standard cable routs



im sorry if there is already a topic about this...
i know the tritons watertightnes is verry verry crappy but i dont wane make it worse
so help would be highly appreciated thnx in advance

[The Finch]

You can pass the wires thru the firewall on passenger side.
There is already a harness going thru.
Comes out behind glove box.

[Buzzy]

Run it under the carpet L.H.S of drivers footwell.
Up over the tranny tunnel behind the bluetooth box.
Along the back of the firewall on the passenger side and through the rubber gromet that TF is talking about.
That way it comes out right near your battery

Quick suggestion, run the cable from the engine bay into the cab and keep feeding it through until you have enough cable to reach where you need to go, Not from the cab into the engine bay.
Real bastard trying to find the hole if you do it the latter way

[timothy]

Run it under the carpet L.H.S of drivers footwell.
Up over the tranny tunnel behind the bluetooth box.
Along the back of the firewall on the passenger side and through the rubber gromet that TF is talking about.
That way it comes out right near your battery

Quick suggestion, run the cable from the engine bay into the cab and keep feeding it through until you have enough cable to reach where you need to go, Not from the cab into the engine bay.
Real bastard trying to find the hole if you do it the latter way

il have a look tomorow

gone have to fabricate some brakets for the mounting the speaker in the doors pioneer ts-g1702i or something
i just dont want hem vissible it needs to look stock

[NowForThe5th]

Timothy,

This might help:
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1547

[timothy]

Timothy,

This might help:
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1547

thnx aloth i knew about that topic looks nice but i just dont want the new speakers to be visible il find a way hopefully

[NowForThe5th]

You can use original mounts if you limit speaker size to 6" - just need to cut old speakers out. I had 6.5" so had to do something different.

[timothy]

You can use original mounts if you limit speaker size to 6" - just need to cut old speakers out. I had 6.5" so had to do something different.

no need went to a specialized dealer near france after driving around the local store's wish had no universal spacers
oh wel bought some universal spacers 25mm high 145 inner diameter 165 outer
so if al go's wel i just have to dril 3 holes in the mettal innerframe of the door and ad some inulation between the

[NowForThe5th]

Make sure you take some photos as you go and post up here.

[timothy]

wel the spacers worked just need to wait until the rear once come in (screwup in the company where i orderd)

looks stock fits good and aparently pioneer makes spacers but i couldnt find any

thats the number for the pioneer spacer dont know if its the same like mine
il post some pics tomorow
-------------43P766

[Buzzy]

Mate I have these Alpine DDLinear splits in my front doors. They do fit with a bit of stuffing around.
Also fitted the tweeters in up near the door mirror. What a mission that was

[timothy]

wel il be posting^pic's tomorow
looks stock sounds aloth more pure and less clipping(almost none unles you go to hard)
stil have to fit the pioneer ts-wx11a sub under the seat
but for now sounds good not like in my audi but deffinetly better then stock
and you cant see it unless you look with a flashlight in the mesh where the speakers are mounted
so now i have 6 tweeters and 4 speakers bit overkill but verry pure for heavy metal
now al i need is the sub for the low sounds il proly do that tomorow as i have a day of from work tomorow and day after