For those of you that have run wires between the dash and trunk for your sub-woofer and amp on your SC, did you end up running them from the center of the dash to the outside, then along the sills, or down to the tunnel and then straight back into the trunk? Somewhere else?
I've added different wiring over the years, first for the amp, then cameras, and it's time to tidy all that up. Hiding the wires under the carpet along the sills is not that hard, but it adds to the length of the wires and requires more fishing inside the dash. Running under the carpet along the tunnel seems better, but it's not that easy to accomplish. Right now I'm running above the carpet, along both sides of the tunnel.
Just for info, I'm running two audio channels from the head unit, back to the amp (center & sub), then speaker leads back to the dash for a front 5.1 center speaker that sits in the cavity below the head unit, right above the console, and two single wire video feeds from cameras at the rear. I'm using the factory harness for the amp's power feed and remote turn-on, so those are taken care of.
Just curious what others have gone thru and might recommend that would save me trouble, look clean, etc., thanks.
Ken
I've added different wiring over the years, first for the amp, then cameras, and it's time to tidy all that up. Hiding the wires under the carpet along the sills is not that hard, but it adds to the length of the wires and requires more fishing inside the dash. Running under the carpet along the tunnel seems better, but it's not that easy to accomplish. Right now I'm running above the carpet, along both sides of the tunnel.
Just for info, I'm running two audio channels from the head unit, back to the amp (center & sub), then speaker leads back to the dash for a front 5.1 center speaker that sits in the cavity below the head unit, right above the console, and two single wire video feeds from cameras at the rear. I'm using the factory harness for the amp's power feed and remote turn-on, so those are taken care of.
Just curious what others have gone thru and might recommend that would save me trouble, look clean, etc., thanks.
Ken