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Old 7/8/07, 06:47 PM
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Amp wiring question
Is it easier to run the power wire for the amp down the passenger side or the driver side?

I'm going to be building my system this month with custom enclosures on the right and left sides of the trunk. (Amps on one side.. Sub on the other). Just want to know which side is easier (if any).

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Definately the right side. Straight shot from the battery to the trunk.
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Originally Posted by 05GT-O.C.D.
Definately the right side. Straight shot from the battery to the trunk.
That's what I figured... THANKS!!
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true and it is easier to take off all the panels
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