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Old 15-05-2008, 09:05 PM   #1
ayeyew
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Default Running power cables for sound system??

My mate and I can't really find anywhere to run power cables through the firewall?
He said it looked like the power cable actually ran underneath the car, but he didn't particularly want to do this..

Is there any other way to run the wiring?

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