I was just wonderin where some of the ep3 and dc5 owners ran there power wires for their subs. Thanks

 

drill a hole in the fire wall at the base of the pass foot well.

 

Is there anyother way beside drilling holes... I will use that as a last resort

 

you have two holes already. driver side grommet and pass side grommet.

dunno if it's the same on the EP3 but on the DC5, there's a grommet hole near where the hood release cable goes thru the firewall.

passenger side it's behind the glovebox.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by krystar &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you have two holes already. driver side grommet and pass side grommet.

dunno if it's the same on the EP3 but on the DC5, there's a grommet hole near where the hood release cable goes thru the firewall.

passenger side it's behind the glovebox. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I used the driver side one. Kind of a bitch gettin the wire through the rubber thing but i finally got it. I then Ran the all the wires under the carpet. I took off the "RSX" molding on the flooring (under the door) ran the wires under the carpet where they come together. Then just squeezed it in the same area on the side of the rear seat and have them coming out the rear from under the carpet. Looks very clean and wasnt too hard. Hope that helps.

 

I had a shop do mine, but only because it cost me like 75$ for the whole install (two amps, one for subs, one for mids/highs,xm radiotuner box and antenna, infinity components front and co-ax rear, 2 infinity 12s, pioneer head unit) and they did it like the other guy just said. Oh, by the way, I had a hook-up there. I know the store owner @ GO-HO Auto audio