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kiss my bass
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I just wanted to know if you can run power wires under the car instead if in the car in street catagories?
Ive heared diffrent opinions ,just want to know for sure so i dont have a problem at WF.

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Yes.

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I wouldn't for safety reasons . . . . . what if you hit a bump in the road? some fireworks are gonna come out from your car

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quote:
Originally posted by Dann:
I wouldn't for safety reasons . . . . . what if you hit a bump in the road? some fireworks are gonna come out from your car

not with a trailer queen [Big Grin] [Big Grin]

and you can put a pvc tube under the car where the cables are safe

you better not do it with a daily driven car

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Well this was a trailer queen, the cables got shortcuted when they pulled it up on the trailer..
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then something went realy wrong I think
or the cables where long enough to hit the road even when the car was on the trailer

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it is just as safe as running as many un fused runs through the fire wall, as long as you tuck it up higher then the frame

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i daily drive with all my runs going underneath the truck with no problems.

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**** do happens when you have cabels under the car [Wink]

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I do check cars in Holland if they are safe at the road. APK is the name. It's the same as TUV in Germany. Cabels under the car is no problem only when they mount them well. The SM 1-2 car from Tim Verhey had cabels under the car. That one i have made it road legal in the Netherlands. In the inside cabels Shortcutted even fast as outside. But you have to make it GOOD.

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all my power cables are under the car and as it is like bigfoot panda i think there is no problem with it [Smile]

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yes, you can run them under your vehicle. Just be safe with installation and consider all the variables. ( IE: pulling up onto a trailer, getting hung on a drive way or road construction )

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I have mine run under my car and i drive it daily. You just have to install them securely. I have bracketing that i made to hold my wire.
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I have np with wire under the car.
I have some of my wire under my car too.
I have had this for 05-06 WF and I did a few WR in between and many judges saw it.
Plus there is no way in the book that says you may not.
Just make it safe.

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i'm runnin mine under the car but i have to cross over the exhaust i have to let them hang but for the new season they'll be inside... i actually had them tooo tight to the exhaust and 1 wire melted luckily it was a ground and didn't do any damage alot of electrical tape and aluminum tape later it wass temp fixed
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It can be done safely as long as you do it right. Here are some pics of my install.

http://audioforum.termpro.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?/topic/4/18207.html

My first attempt on my last car was done with zip ties and it ended up falling and ruined the wire. I also don't drive with the power wire attached to the battery as a back up. And I have it set up so I can take it off for winter. It just unbolts and all wire comes off intact to hangers. It's a lot of work but worth the results. Hope this helps.

[ 10-25-2007, 03:53 PM: Message edited by: dtbrown ]

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I love that install.

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is that the uberflex wire?

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