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<blockquote data-quote="BeAlLsTaR13" data-source="post: 6553110" data-attributes="member: 609000">lawloh, and //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gifrunning wire isnt difficult, after you have done it once, it will take 10-15mins no more to be able to remove it and do it again, i cant count the amount of times i have ran new power wire, and RCAs.. i started out with the scoshe 5g junk wire, went to then 4g knu wire, then 4g knu flex wire, then this junk 0g wire i bought on here, 2 days after i ran my knu 4g again, then few days after when my kicker came in i ran that 1/0 kicker wire through and the bish is still in thereedit:and now im off to help my friend run 1/0 in his jeep (that i myself have ran wire through 3 different times, will be a fourth now) cuz hes upgrading to 1/0 now, and its about 20ºF outside windy and snowy.. thats why people should do it right the first time... so you dont gotta a shitload of other times</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BeAlLsTaR13, post: 6553110, member: 609000"] lawl oh, and [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif[/IMG] running wire isnt difficult, after you have done it once, it will take 10-15mins no more to be able to remove it and do it again, i cant count the amount of times i have ran new power wire, and RCAs.. i started out with the scoshe 5g junk wire, went to then 4g knu wire, then 4g knu flex wire, then this junk 0g wire i bought on here, 2 days after i ran my knu 4g again, then few days after when my kicker came in i ran that 1/0 kicker wire through and the bish is still in there edit: and now im off to help my friend run 1/0 in his jeep (that i myself have ran wire through 3 different times, will be a fourth now) cuz hes upgrading to 1/0 now, and its about 20ºF outside windy and snowy.. thats why people should do it right the first time... so you dont gotta a shitload of other times [/QUOTE]

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