Euro-R_CL1
Well-Known Member
that looks like a great place for it bro and you wont half to worry about that insulation,
Audio Upgrade/Installation
- Thread starter xX_AccordLx_Xx
- Start date
ryan s
they dont think it
needs to be within 18" of the battery 
the closer the better...
the closer the better...Euro-R_CL1
Well-Known Member
needs to be within 18" of the battery
agreed but if he dosnt feel comfortable cutting that first pice of insulation then hes sol lol, im still confused why kicker wouldn't attach the fuse holder for you, seeing as thats out of a kit no?
SykVSyx
Well-Known Member
Should look to mount it on the battery tray, or the wheel well.
As we all know, zip ties can do anything, so, even to the battery try may be an option for you. A more secure mount is ideal of course.
As we all know, zip ties can do anything, so, even to the battery try may be an option for you. A more secure mount is ideal of course.
ryan s
they dont think it
xX_AccordLx_Xx
Well-Known Member
Yeah I'm with you, I've seen other kits with the inline fuse already attached idk why Kicker didn't do it as well.
Now I know its supposed to be within 18" of the battery, but like I said its got the techflex around the first couple inches and I'm not terribly confident in cutting and stripping that. And although if I go the route of attaching the fuse to the regular rubber wire section, it still is in the engine bay and not in the inside of the car.
So the question is should I risk installing the fuse holder still inside the engine bay on the easier regular wire which will be around 28" from battery. Or although not too confident, try to attach it to the techflex portion of the wire which i could do within 18". Lemme know guys!
Now I know its supposed to be within 18" of the battery, but like I said its got the techflex around the first couple inches and I'm not terribly confident in cutting and stripping that. And although if I go the route of attaching the fuse to the regular rubber wire section, it still is in the engine bay and not in the inside of the car.
So the question is should I risk installing the fuse holder still inside the engine bay on the easier regular wire which will be around 28" from battery. Or although not too confident, try to attach it to the techflex portion of the wire which i could do within 18". Lemme know guys!
xX_AccordLx_Xx
Well-Known Member
Sorry for not updating been busy last couple days back at college now, but yeah finished everything up, ended up just cutting through the techflex wire which wasent too bad, and mounted on wheel well.
Everything's installed, trunk aint lookin to pretty cause had to cut some carpet on side were amp mounted but should be a quick fix with re-carpeting or w.e I decide to do back there. Sounding amazing and real happy with it, posted some updated pics on first page. Now cant wait for summer so I can get ma subs in
Everything's installed, trunk aint lookin to pretty cause had to cut some carpet on side were amp mounted but should be a quick fix with re-carpeting or w.e I decide to do back there. Sounding amazing and real happy with it, posted some updated pics on first page. Now cant wait for summer so I can get ma subs in
Dynamite
New Member
for your head unit did you have to modify the dash kit at all to get it to fit? I just got a avh-p4300dvd and it is square but the dash kit i got is rounded 
it fits the honda hole fine but the head unit wont fit. im thinking im going to have to notch it out with a dremmel
it fits the honda hole fine but the head unit wont fit. im thinking im going to have to notch it out with a dremmel
Sinful
Well-Known Member
how do those DB651's sound? i was gonna buy a pair... found them for $60 on amazon
