Subject	The hole they're referring to in the passenger fender
Posted by	BigTDogg (MA) on June 28, 2012 at 10:49 AM
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In Reply To	Amplifier wiring question posted by dutch_Z on June 27, 2012 at 10:24 PM
Message	I used a rubber grommet from a hardware store for wire protection, and with fender liners you shouldn't get any water in there. One company you should never buy from Z32 Enthusiast Group On FB "I was way more timid then than I am now about getting in there and yanking on things." - TT XTZ 13:30:34 07/25/05 "...Downpipes own. I love them...I shall name my first-born after them with glee..." - SeedyRom 05:13:20 10/03/02 "Just ran out to get some knee pads. I'm ready now... BRING.....IT.....ON... :-) " - Dave N 19:04:30 10/31/07 "Either ignore him or beat him up. Anything else will be over his head." - Marshall 12:28:23 08/18/04 "I hope you get fucked in the ass with a pringles can." - ni[X]it 14:53:53 02/02/06 "I'm glad I have the MSP mani's." - jschrauwen 22:20:13 06/10/08 "i love the cock" - genic 22:20:47 09/25/03
Follow Ups	Amplifier wiring question - dutch_Z 22:24:58 06/27/12 I ran mine through the same hole as the body harness - PiotrC70 22:41:02 06/27/12 If you have good power wire, heat should not be a problem if - RonZ300 (Socal) 03:18:46 06/28/12 I routed mine through the passenger fender. No complaints. (n/m) - chicagozer 07:25:18 06/28/12 You have an NA, so there is a plug down by your clutch - Red Hawk (CO) 10:24:47 06/28/12 The hole they're referring to in the passenger fender - BigTDogg (MA) 10:49:19 06/28/12 Mine runs along the top of the engine bay, no problems. - TheMarlin 12:00:40 06/28/12
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