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Spykey · 10-11-2011, 08:23 PM

hehe just made my MDF adapter plate. Dont have a jigsaw, so i used my drill to drill hole all around lol.. then use file to make it smooth

Tomorrow morning, i'll try to fit the front speakers..

Funniest thing is i went to autobarn and ask them what size of cable they recommend for 100RMS speakers.

The guy is like use 6 gauge cable. I was like this doesnt make sense, i am running my Sub which is 750RMS with 6 gauge cable and you are telling me to use 6 gauge for 100RMS speakers.

Then he said, well i would not recommend smaller cable, because i use the small 12 gauge cable to run my speakers and that without AMP.

Then i was like yeah dont worry give me the 12 gauge cable and i'll run 100RMS through it without any problem.

I was thinking if i get the 6 gauge cable how am i gonna run this to the door? lol.

Cost me 60$ for 15meters.

Hopefully that will be enough.

10-11-2011, 08:23 PM	#117
Spykey AstinaGT Regular Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: From Melbourne - In Sydney Now Car: Mazda 323 SP20 TURBO Posts: 331	hehe just made my MDF adapter plate. Dont have a jigsaw, so i used my drill to drill hole all around lol.. then use file to make it smooth Tomorrow morning, i'll try to fit the front speakers.. Funniest thing is i went to autobarn and ask them what size of cable they recommend for 100RMS speakers. The guy is like use 6 gauge cable. I was like this doesnt make sense, i am running my Sub which is 750RMS with 6 gauge cable and you are telling me to use 6 gauge for 100RMS speakers. Then he said, well i would not recommend smaller cable, because i use the small 12 gauge cable to run my speakers and that without AMP. Then i was like yeah dont worry give me the 12 gauge cable and i'll run 100RMS through it without any problem. I was thinking if i get the 6 gauge cable how am i gonna run this to the door? lol. Cost me 60$ for 15meters. Hopefully that will be enough. Last edited by Spykey; 10-11-2011 at 08:30 PM.