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So Im going to drill through the firewall in my caddy to wire up my OLD Visonik subs just because I cant stand having no bass at all (temporary until I get a new job and can afford the DC Audio subs), would this be a good area to drill through? I was going to drill underneath the wires (bout 1 inch lower) but for all I know there could be 2 layers of metal and something important in between them and I obviously dont want to drill into anything other than metal.

Inside the car

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Engine bay

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This is on the far passenger side

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drivers side. clutch knock out panel.

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drivers side. clutch knock out panel.

i want to try and keep everything on one side of the car otherwise Im a bit worried I wont have enuf wire. The battery and the area easily acessible to the trunk behind the seat is on the passanger side

yes this or look for drain plugs

Drain plugs? Sorry, dont know a whole lot of what to look for

or drill right above those wires, since it is easily accessable and there isnt anything there.

You sure there is nothing above? I havent really looked yet, can anyone confirm?

No offense at all man, I just want to be damn sure before I go drilling into things

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well just make sure there is NOTHING in the way.

if you used the drivers side u can pass the power cable thru the hole that is used to get the "hood unlache" wire thru to the outside/inside.

on the driver side look for the hole used to run the AC lines, thats what I used....

hope this helps GL!

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Ok Im sure a lot of you will facepalm with this question but its been a long time since Ive hooked one of these up, on the Audio cables that run from the HU to the amp, whats this third wire again?

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well just make sure there is NOTHING in the way.

if you used the drivers side u can pass the power cable thru the hole that is used to get the "hood unlache" wire thru to the outside/inside.

on the driver side look for the hole used to run the AC lines, thats what I used....

hope this helps GL!

I just fear I wont have nearly enuf cable otherwise I would definitely do it. I just barely had enuf cable when I hooked it into my bonneville and the caddy is longer

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3rd wire would be remote I believe. You have your RCA's and then remote to turn on your amp. I don't know about the drilling though. Good Luck to you.

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I don't know what year model caddy you have.. I have a 94 Sedan Deville though. I went through passenger side floor board, because the battery was mounted on the passenger side of the car.. 14 foot run to the trunk. Wasn't too terribly bad.

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