Anyone want some cash?????

[broderikb]

Cheers anyway guys. but I got sick of looking at it & decided to give it a go, so I rewired the boot one by one so I wouldnt stuff it up. All up it took me 3 hours, 9 budys & about $50 in the swear jar.

What do you think? Not bad for a first timer.......

 

[wrx884]

nice 1 man deffinatly alot better :thumbsup:

 

[pumba]

bugger man... if i had of seem this thread earlier, i would have given ya a hand. im in browns plains and i could always do with abit of extra cash lol. anyways, looks much better mate. id suggest gettin some thicker wiring for it. im using 4 guage torun my 800Wrms clarion amp which is powering 2 12" 1000W pioneers, and my 4Channel 700w amp which is powering my speakers. the 4guage runs to a distribution block and it runs 8guage wire from there to the amp. i desperatly need a capacitor now aye.

 

[Tasmaniak]

Great job for your first undertaking but I will point something out to you that will present itself as an issue in about 3-4 months. If you look at the picture I attached I circled an area where you passed the power cable through. Well, the boot spring will actually move down and crush the power cable in there. Simply pull it out and feed it elsewhere and then you will be fine.

 

[broderikb]

bugger man... if i had of seem this thread earlier, i would have given ya a hand. im in browns plains and i could always do with abit of extra cash lol. anyways, looks much better mate. id suggest gettin some thicker wiring for it. im using 4 guage torun my 800Wrms clarion amp which is powering 2 12" 1000W pioneers, and my 4Channel 700w amp which is powering my speakers. the 4guage runs to a distribution block and it runs 8guage wire from there to the amp. i desperatly need a capacitor now aye.

Cheers Pumba, I knew I should have asked some of the BC boys.

Great job for your first undertaking but I will point something out to you that will present itself as an issue in about 3-4 months. If you look at the picture I attached I circled an area where you passed the power cable through. Well, the boot spring will actually move down and crush the power cable in there. Simply pull it out and feed it elsewhere and then you will be fine.

Advise taken, going to fix the prob now. Cheers.

 

[coolvl]

Piece of cake dude , just drop the car and bundy's ( can i request real bourbon ) to the Basin In Victoria and i shall fix in a jiffy

 

[Tasmaniak]

issue resolved, no more stupid posts. thread closed