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<blockquote data-quote="Beentown" data-source="post: 8635433" data-attributes="member: 669477">My amps are all under the drivers seat.&nbsp; So for my installs I just pulled the drivers seat and lifted the back seat.&nbsp; Ran the RCA&#039;s down my console (I have the large floor/center consoles on mine) and the power down under the door trim panel.&nbsp; This is why I really like the PPI/Soundstream ION/Nano amps.&nbsp; They are tiny.&nbsp; I cheated on the door speaker install.&nbsp; Could not find a convenient space for running new wire so I used the factory wires to tie into from my 4 channel.4 channel amp runs the door speakers.&nbsp; Head unit powers the 3.5&quot; dash speakers and mono runs the subs.&nbsp; Or in the case of the 5 channel NVX runs the same way, but one amp.Next redo of one I am going to run a 3 way set up and use the head unit to power rear speakers.&nbsp; Run active (mids on rear amp channel and passively crossed 3.5 and tweet of front channel) and subs on mono.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Beentown, post: 8635433, member: 669477"] My amps are all under the drivers seat. So for my installs I just pulled the drivers seat and lifted the back seat. Ran the RCA's down my console (I have the large floor/center consoles on mine) and the power down under the door trim panel. This is why I really like the PPI/Soundstream ION/Nano amps. They are tiny. I cheated on the door speaker install. Could not find a convenient space for running new wire so I used the factory wires to tie into from my 4 channel. 4 channel amp runs the door speakers. Head unit powers the 3.5" dash speakers and mono runs the subs. Or in the case of the 5 channel NVX runs the same way, but one amp. Next redo of one I am going to run a 3 way set up and use the head unit to power rear speakers. Run active (mids on rear amp channel and passively crossed 3.5 and tweet of front channel) and subs on mono. [/QUOTE]

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