power wire, amp install part one with pics
02-07-2005, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by GAMEOVER
well i use them and many other people with high end audio systems as well personally i go off of experience not some internet reveiw because generally that personal opinion i have a H*** of a set-up comeing togther and thats what i choose also my 2 others freinds ride have airide and are useing breakers
its not a review, its a fact. if and when your breaker fails, its more likely to fail in the closed position.
i guess you dont love your bonneville as much as i love mine...
02-07-2005, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Bastard_Kid_Kris
Originally Posted by GAMEOVER
well i use them and many other people with high end audio systems as well personally i go off of experience not some internet reveiw because generally that personal opinion i have a H*** of a set-up comeing togther and thats what i choose also my 2 others freinds ride have airide and are useing breakers
its not a review, its a fact. if and when your breaker fails, its more likely to fail in the closed position.
i guess you dont love your bonneville as much as i love mine...
02-07-2005, 04:34 PM
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pardon my ignorance...
"yes its 2 gague into the Cap, then 4 gague to the amps "
Is the Cap not supposed to be downstream of the power source?
12+ - Amp+ - Cap+ - Cap -
The idea being a stiffner- backflow of current when the source
dropps....
12+ - cap + to Amp?
Just wondering....
"yes its 2 gague into the Cap, then 4 gague to the amps "
Is the Cap not supposed to be downstream of the power source?
12+ - Amp+ - Cap+ - Cap -
The idea being a stiffner- backflow of current when the source
dropps....
12+ - cap + to Amp?
Just wondering....
02-07-2005, 04:36 PM
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yeah in 17 years of that guy has seen 2?? and also i depends on the quailty of the breaker also i have had many systems and have seem many others using breakers
also thast was his personal experience read the reply to his post? check out the guy with the blazer enuff said[/quote]
also thast was his personal experience read the reply to his post? check out the guy with the blazer enuff said[/quote]
02-07-2005, 04:39 PM
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also im sure randman1 would agree with me on this one
check this out
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/...756&KW=breaker
also my dis block is fused
check this out
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/...756&KW=breaker
also my dis block is fused
02-07-2005, 04:57 PM
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wha
if i drill a hoel there i would nto be able to see it form the other side I can;t reach any part of where the hole wil lbe drilt and iwanna look o nthe other side to see if there are na ywires running along there or any components i coudl destroy.....
02-07-2005, 05:28 PM
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ok Lux I see that the airbag is in the way. see the area on the right side close to the fender... you should be able to snake that 4 gague throught there.
see that there are 2 7mm bolts. that is what holds the connector to the fire wall. remove the bolts, and pull the connector out, then you can drill. Once you have the connector out you can see in the car to the area, where the wire will be going through
see that there are 2 7mm bolts. that is what holds the connector to the fire wall. remove the bolts, and pull the connector out, then you can drill. Once you have the connector out you can see in the car to the area, where the wire will be going through