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Hiding wiring with no carpet, vinyl only
Hi all, I am a newbie when it comes to car audio. I recently received a complete audio system for Christmas (Pyle 1600 watt 2 Channel Mosfet amp, Dual head unit, DB Link 4 guage wiring kit, wiring harness and dash kit for my truck (1990 Ford F-150 Custom extended cab)). I'm pretty sure i can handle changing the head units, and which wires go to where but what im having problems with is figuring out how to hide all the wiring so it looks clean. Everything that ive read says to hide under the carpet but my truck doesnt have carpet, just vinyl. What should I do? Has anyone done an install on a 90s model ford extended cab pickup? Any help will be appreciated since the person who said they would help me do it backed out
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Re: Hiding wiring with no carpet, vinyl only
You could try plastic trim panels on the sides if you have any.
Headunit - Pioneer DEH-P8300UB
Subs - Two Kicker Solo x 12s Walled
Sub Amp - Shark Shkamp 2500d
Front Stage - Polk Audio db651 Coaxial
Front Amp - MB Quart ONX2.100 (coming soon)

Originally Posted by
zako
Most properly done 15 inch subwoofers are not suited for car audio use simply due to box size requirements.
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Re: Hiding wiring with no carpet, vinyl only
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Re: Hiding wiring with no carpet, vinyl only
You could run the wires under the truck and come back up in the truck behind the seats
Some people do it when they have multiples runs of 0 going back and wont fit under carpet and stuff
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