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Wiring up my system

Postby Peter » Tue Nov 19, 2002 9:08 pm

thanks for the answers :bday: lets all celebrate once i get this project done. i'll be sure to take lots of pictures for you guys :D
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Postby Gunman » Tue Nov 19, 2002 9:13 pm

ICUFG wrote:Gunman, their are a lot of different factors when considering the size of power wire Resistance is one and many more, Im not having a pissing contest with all im saying is that I think 0 gauge is over kill for his app. as for Kirchoff ill be honest dont know who the f_ck he is, I always used my fluke to calculate the resistance of the wire. But to answer peter the Chassis.


:wink: ok well leave it at................I WIN., YEAH BABY........ :drinking:
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Postby Peter » Tue Nov 19, 2002 11:48 pm

damnit, im so mad i lost my gromet that came with the wiring kit. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, anyone know how much they cost?

and remember the picture of the terminal? the one that's supposed to be used for the capacitor? i dont need it anymore and i was wondering if i could use it to ground the 0 gauge to the chassis?
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Postby Gunman » Wed Nov 20, 2002 7:56 pm

yeah thats fine to use
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Postby Peter » Wed Nov 20, 2002 11:30 pm

how much are 0 gague gromets?
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Postby Gunman » Thu Nov 21, 2002 9:00 pm

better off going to a shop and see if they'll give you one. the most maybe a quarter?
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Postby Guest » Fri Nov 22, 2002 11:00 pm

Interesting thread. I am in the process of gathering all the parts and pieces for my install. Hardest part looks like finding a place for my fuse block up front and getting the 0 gauge wire thru the firewall.

When I am done my system will have a Clarion head unit. Infinity components up front and 2 Phoenix Gold Titanium subs in the rear.

Front amp probably will be one of my trusty old Crutchfields and I have a pair of Precision Power PC2600's to run the subs.

Things have changed in the 10 years since I have played with car stereo..
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Postby Peter » Sun Nov 24, 2002 10:34 pm

Anonymous wrote:Interesting thread. I am in the process of gathering all the parts and pieces for my install. Hardest part looks like finding a place for my fuse block up front and getting the 0 gauge wire thru the firewall.

When I am done my system will have a Clarion head unit. Infinity components up front and 2 Phoenix Gold Titanium subs in the rear.

Front amp probably will be one of my trusty old Crutchfields and I have a pair of Precision Power PC2600's to run the subs.

Things have changed in the 10 years since I have played with car stereo..



hey, let me know where you mount your fuse. im having trouble figuring that one out myself
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Postby Missay » Mon Nov 25, 2002 12:12 am

hey peter, just outta curiousity..what the hell are you doing exactly?? lol..it seems like you've been ripping apart your car for weeks now! are you just doing it little by little like a fun project in your spare time, or are you trying to make the most complicated maze of wires that a solara has ever seen?? :angel: :wink: haha..it better be good w/ all the trouble you're going through!!
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Postby ZXLNT » Mon Nov 25, 2002 9:06 am

Peter wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Interesting thread. I am in the process of gathering all the parts and pieces for my install. Hardest part looks like finding a place for my fuse block up front and getting the 0 gauge wire thru the firewall.

When I am done my system will have a Clarion head unit. Infinity components up front and 2 Phoenix Gold Titanium subs in the rear.

Front amp probably will be one of my trusty old Crutchfields and I have a pair of Precision Power PC2600's to run the subs.

Things have changed in the 10 years since I have played with car stereo..




I think I am just going to have a buddy fabricate a bracket for the fuse holder and offset bolt it to the strut tower brace. Bolt on to the brace and then make about a 2 inch offset to sit below and to the side of the brace. The only other thing I thought about was putting it inside the airfilter box. That wouldn't be that hard to do, just use grommets and a little silicone to seal up where the 0/1 gauge wire goes thru. Any other ideas??
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Postby Peter » Mon Nov 25, 2002 10:12 pm

missay, its not that much work, i just ask a lot of questions and it makes it seem like it is. you gotta remember, this is my first time learning about this stuff, and i havent started the install yet. still waiting for some free time. especially with snowboarding season coming up real soon, i might not be able to start the install till next month or so.

zxlnt, that sounds pretty complicated, but let me know how it goes, and take some pictures when you get it done k?
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Postby Missay » Tue Nov 26, 2002 11:28 am

Peter wrote:i might not be able to start the install till next month or so.


ohhh..ok..i you haven't started yet, you're just making sure you know what you're doing before you get yourself in over your head..i thought you'd been trying to figure it out as you go along so all i could imagine was you driving around w/ a bunch of wires all over the place for the past month or so. :P
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Postby Peter » Tue Nov 26, 2002 1:45 pm

haha, that sounds pretty funny....bunch of holes and crap in my car...hehehe .... dont worry, it'll be a clean install... im putting my amp and cap in the spare tire compartment, so i'll still have 100% trunk space left for my snowboard and stuff
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Postby Missay » Tue Nov 26, 2002 3:33 pm

i'm clueless in the whole system set up thing..where u putting your spare?

haha..don't tell me you're not gonna have a spare cause then i'll have to start "as the solaraguy tow girl..i advise that it's not a good idea...." :angel:
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Postby Peter » Tue Nov 26, 2002 4:11 pm

its ok, i have a AAA card...hehe
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