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my vehicle is currently a saturn ion 3, the problem i have is the battery is in the back under the spare tire how the heck would i do a big three with the alt so far away from the battery

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Either way: you will have to get power to the back of the car. If you put a battery in the front: you still have to run wire to the back for the amp.

And why are you complaining about 5+ feet of wire? It's 2-3 bucks per foot. Not that bad.

Get 20-25 feet of it and that should be all you need

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Either way: you will have to get power to the back of the car. If you put a battery in the front: you still have to run wire to the back for the amp.

And why are you complaining about 5+ feet of wire? It's 2-3 bucks per foot. Not that bad.

Get 20-25 feet of it and that should be all you need

im not complaining? just stating a fact but thanks.... i suppose

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Either way: you will have to get power to the back of the car. If you put a battery in the front: you still have to run wire to the back for the amp.

And why are you complaining about 5+ feet of wire? It's 2-3 bucks per foot. Not that bad.

Get 20-25 feet of it and that should be all you need

im not complaining? just stating a fact but thanks.... i suppose

Haha

Either way, you will need to run a big chunk of wire to the rear. Either for the amp, or in your case a battery.

Front battery:

Short + run to battery

Long + run to amp

Rear battery:

Long + run to battery

Short + run to amp

It's pretty much the same amount of wire either way :)

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