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Old 07-05-2002, 02:11 PM   #15
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Oh, and what if your running 4 gauge like me? hehe
then youd be like my buddy who has two audiobahns running with 1600watts goin to em...and i helped him install it..running the wire by the door course he drives a sunfire :\...the hole was perfect for it...i would never go through the firewall myself...

and this is not an arguement hehe...i honestly have never run the wire that way with a stang (never had the chance to)...so you could be right about wear in a stang...its all about making sure you take care of your car/system...keeping an eye on things...and ahem...smells...rofl..
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