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What length RCA's?


feathered1iron

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I need to know what length RCAs to purchase that will go from my headunit (06 Escalade EXT the 4 door truck) to the underneath of the rear seat which is where my amp will go.

Thanks guys!

 

Current Setup:

Mechman 370a Alt 4 pin

DC Triple Alt Bracket

XS3400 Battery

4 Ampere 6.5 components 4 tweets

Ampere 150.4 way

Norcal SS Custom 3/5 Lowering Kit with 3inch Lower Control Arms

DG Roll Pan

LED License Plate Lights

 

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Idk, get a measuring tape out. Or you can get a piece of string and lay it the way the RCA would be laid then measure the string.

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yeah I thought of that, just wasn't sure how much extra inches like running down behind the dash and around corners would be.

 

Current Setup:

Mechman 370a Alt 4 pin

DC Triple Alt Bracket

XS3400 Battery

4 Ampere 6.5 components 4 tweets

Ampere 150.4 way

Norcal SS Custom 3/5 Lowering Kit with 3inch Lower Control Arms

DG Roll Pan

LED License Plate Lights

 

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Like I said, try using a string to measure if you can otherwise you can make your best guess. If you start guesstimating things make sure to go more to the high side (not ridiculous like saying 4 inches is a foot). You would rather have a bit extra than not enough.

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Ok gotcha DLHgn, thanks man!

 

Current Setup:

Mechman 370a Alt 4 pin

DC Triple Alt Bracket

XS3400 Battery

4 Ampere 6.5 components 4 tweets

Ampere 150.4 way

Norcal SS Custom 3/5 Lowering Kit with 3inch Lower Control Arms

DG Roll Pan

LED License Plate Lights

 

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Looks to be about 12ft, that sound about right?

 

Current Setup:

Mechman 370a Alt 4 pin

DC Triple Alt Bracket

XS3400 Battery

4 Ampere 6.5 components 4 tweets

Ampere 150.4 way

Norcal SS Custom 3/5 Lowering Kit with 3inch Lower Control Arms

DG Roll Pan

LED License Plate Lights

 

Posted

Looks to be about 12ft, that sound about right?

I honestly couldn't tell you but, for going from HU to back seats, that seems reasonable. Measure a few times to ensure you didn't overlook anything. Make sure the string is routed in the same way you will be routing the RCA.

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