Need help w/ 0ga. wire
I am getting ready to instal my system. I have rough plans for the install, and all of my components are in, so is the hardware.... But I need help trying to run the 0ga. wire....
Just wanted to throw it out there, get some opinions. Have any of you run a 0ga. from the batt to the trunk? If so, how did you get it through the firewall? I have no problem drilling a hole.... But if anyone has a better solution.... I was thinking about running it under the car...
I don't know about that though.... anyway. Just wanted your opinions. Thank you in advance, as I know this will bring a lot of debate...P.S. No I won't tell you what's going in. I know you'll all
at me for it. Oh well, you'll just have to wait until it's done. Last edited by 02SILVEREX; Apr 28, 2005 at 09:34 AM.
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through a grommet in the firewall is most peoples choice otherwise you can drill and make your own
under the car is a bad idea IMO because of my exhaust and haveing to support it etc so much
under the car is a bad idea IMO because of my exhaust and haveing to support it etc so much
I can understand the under the car thing. I was just puting it out there, because thats what some others have said. As far as putting it through a grommet... I haven't found one thats sutable for 0ga.. I am trying to find those that have run it their vic, to see how the've done it.... Or where the've done it....
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i've run 0 ga through my passenger side firewall cannot remember what it was supposed to be and i'm talking about my 02 sedan too. looks like you may have to drill
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i think you might have to drill.. i drilled for a 4ga wire (but just because i gave up looking for grommets)
definately do not run it under the car
also, keep it far far far away from ANY audio components, that is a very large wire, and will produce quite the magnetic field
incidently, what on earth do you need a 0ga for, or is it just for looks?
definately do not run it under the car
also, keep it far far far away from ANY audio components, that is a very large wire, and will produce quite the magnetic field
incidently, what on earth do you need a 0ga for, or is it just for looks?
I ran mine through the drivers side through custom grommets. Heres some pictures to get an idea:
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As you can see its run in the drivers side and down the center of the car. I thought there might be a bump in the carpet or something but it actually sits really flat. Not noticeable at all.
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As you can see its run in the drivers side and down the center of the car. I thought there might be a bump in the carpet or something but it actually sits really flat. Not noticeable at all.
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"drummerboy990" made that hole through the drivers side firewall. Thats where the clutch master cylinder goes if the car is stick.
I ran my through the passenger side firewall through the main harness groumet just like "cosmo" did. I first ran an 8 gauge wire, then a 4 gauge, then finally my 1/0 gauge wire.
I ran my through the passenger side firewall through the main harness groumet just like "cosmo" did. I first ran an 8 gauge wire, then a 4 gauge, then finally my 1/0 gauge wire.
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well I already ahve the 4 thru so next comes the 0 
how did you get it through? I am thinking run it through as my 4ga is coming out and just tape it to the end and pull em thru

how did you get it through? I am thinking run it through as my 4ga is coming out and just tape it to the end and pull em thru
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