Hey I was wondering where everybody here that has made their own custom box where do you run your wires? I see some people run them through the port like myself but I wanted to know how else you run it (maybe i get some ideas).
Hey I was wondering where everybody here that has made their own custom box where do you run your wires? I see some people run them through the port like myself but I wanted to know how else you run it (maybe i get some ideas).
Either with a terminal cup.
Or drill a hole, run the wire through it and seal it up real well with caulk.
drilled a hole with a drillbit and caulked that mothersuckre real well. Thickkkkkkk thick thick caulk will do.
no need to be wasting money on terminal cups. Too much work.![]()
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i like using terminal cups because of the "plug and play" factor but when i dont have the time or money, i drill a hole.
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use white caulk. Brown suxOriginally Posted by LivinLife
1998 Acura TL 3.2L
Crappy Sansui DVD player
Stock Speakers
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"Hi ladies, my name is Wo-Hen Nankan"
"I like you. You have balls. I like balls."
I was thinking of drilling a hole in the back of the box to run the wires out but im afraid of having an air leak.
I was also thinking of taking the terminal cups that came with my eBay boxes and use them on my box. The hole to cut out for the terminal cups is pretty easy right?Originally Posted by flakko
Thats what I did. A jigsaw will make short work of it.Originally Posted by Raisedin305
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Originally Posted by Raisedin305
A mentally challenged monkey with ADHD could caulk up the hole good enough that it doesn't leak.
Originally Posted by squeak9798
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terminal cup. takes me 1 minutes to cut the hole and install it. and makes removal easyer
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Will a hole thats not sealed make that big of a differnce? i mean thats what i did but its not that big
will make some diff, might make a wisteling noise.
Head installer for Hamilton Audio
Macrom, Stetsom, RD and Sundown car audio
1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport
Eclipse CD3100 head unit
Steg Audio System F4 380 4ch amp
Macrom M2 6 1/2 comp set
RE RE 10
dB set up
SD3000, SPL12 143.4dB (in my 91 Sonoma)
http://www.sounddomain.com/ride/759285
terminal cup for me
i like a good set of terminal cups that use banana plugs.
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