2 runs of 0/1 wire no lump

[169db 10+ year member]

i did my runs and now i cant put the panel back in place . should i ran the speaker wire and rca on the other side ? it in a 97 tahoe

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[Kangaroux 5,000+ posts]

Where did you run it against? The plastic by the door? Btw that was your 666th post lol

 

[bhsdriller 10+ year member]

Yes, too many wires in that one spot. Move some

 

[sacsking916 5,000+ posts]

You should always run the rca's on the opposite side of the power wire

 

[169db 10+ year member]

You should always run the rca's on the opposite side of the power wire

i have the KnuKonceptz Krystal Kable they seper thick

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

Is English your first language?

 

[bhsdriller 10+ year member]

lol

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

i run wire like that on the floor - not the sil. remove the front seat on that side, pull back the carpet to expose the floor, and route along the floor. there should be holes in the seat supports - use grommets around those metal openings.

 

[Boomsday 10+ year member]

you should always run the rca's on the opposite side of the power wire

whoa!!!! Y???

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

whoa!!!! Y???

Common misconception. Many people think DC current causes EMF that will cause noise issues in low level signals. It is carry over from home and pro audio where power is AC. Truth is, car audio noise is usually related to signal ground and terminations, not routing.

Regardless, even IASCA install rules require opposite sides.

 

[Nut Hair Trick 10+ year member]

I've never taken a seat out of any vehichle. Is it hard? Anyone ever have issures putting them back? I have tons of electronic shat in my seats. I'm sure the only difference in mine and any other seat is I would have to unplug maybe a few harnesses?

 

[Boomsday 10+ year member]

Common misconception. Many people think DC current causes EMF that will cause noise issues in low level signals. It is carry over from home and pro audio where power is AC. Truth is, car audio noise is usually related to signal ground and terminations, not routing.
Regardless, even IASCA install rules require opposite sides.

I knew that just being a smart azz //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

Common misconception. Many people think DC current causes EMF that will cause noise issues in low level signals. It is carry over from home and pro audio where power is AC. Truth is, car audio noise is usually related to signal ground and terminations, not routing.
Regardless, even IASCA install rules require opposite sides.

Unless you have a poor quality alternator that's allowing a large amount of harmonics into the 12V line...