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Posted

so i just started wiring up my new system and i cant seem to find a good spot in the firewall to route my power wire...

Anyone have any suggestions?

My last resort is to take my rotobroch to it...

97 Yukon GT

Pioneer 9400BH

Under the hood:

MCR 250a alt

DB Link 1/0 2 runs

Big 3

Front Stage: Focal 165A1

Rear Stage: Neo Pro 6.5's/ T1 Tweets

Mids/Highs Power: PPI PC650

The Bump:2 SA 15's

Power: SAZ 1500DV.2 @ .5ohm (Waiting for D4's to hook up my Mojo 2500.1)

8cu @ 33hz

All 1" Double Baffled.

145.6 sealed @ kick

146.2 w/ down @ dash

Posted

Find either where the ECU loom or the air conditioning tubing go through. You may have to cut away some tape or stretch some rubber but there's usually a spot.

Also on most cars there will be a hole somewhere above the passenger side kick that goes through into the the front guard. You usually have to take the wheel off to get at it.

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Posted

i had that same problem at first...i let my dad handle it then...i dont know what he did, it was my last thunderbird.

but there is definately a hole already there somewhere on the firewall, you just gotta look for it. ill go out and check in mine really quick and see if i can find somethin, but it may be a bit different. the mn12 changed a bit from 94-96, but i will check.

Matt W.

1996 Thunderbird LX Sport 4.6

new system soon...still deciding on what to get.

Posted

Never mind guys, my car didnt have the gromet by the brake booster so i just drilled a hole where the clutch pedal should be and put a gromet in it to fit my wiring

97 Yukon GT

Pioneer 9400BH

Under the hood:

MCR 250a alt

DB Link 1/0 2 runs

Big 3

Front Stage: Focal 165A1

Rear Stage: Neo Pro 6.5's/ T1 Tweets

Mids/Highs Power: PPI PC650

The Bump:2 SA 15's

Power: SAZ 1500DV.2 @ .5ohm (Waiting for D4's to hook up my Mojo 2500.1)

8cu @ 33hz

All 1" Double Baffled.

145.6 sealed @ kick

146.2 w/ down @ dash

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