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There does not seem to be any threads about installing subs in our W204 lately. Must be more people installing them now. I am interested in any pictures or information on this. Seems power wire is hard to get through the fire wall. If you installed one, especially on an HK system please post.
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I will be installing a sub and amp in my S204 when it arrives, I have the new Pioneer mono 1200W class D digital amp wich doesnt need as much current as regular amps, this amp will power the 3" thin Pioneer 12 sub, all will be placed in the spare wheel well to save space.
Will do a writeup when the build starts.
Will do a writeup when the build starts.
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There does not seem to be any threads about installing subs in our W204 lately. Must be more people installing them now. I am interested in any pictures or information on this. Seems power wire is hard to get through the fire wall. If you installed one, especially on an HK system please post.
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You got all power in the trunk where battery is located.. lights up man
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I've Ground Zero Nuclear 12" & Sinus-Live SL3000A amplifier
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What battery in the trunk? My battery is in the front on the passenger side of the car. Must be a European thing
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I don't know the size, but I strongly recommend listening to the manufacturer. Don't starve your amp for power. Your performance will suffer.
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This wire is also fused directly at the battery with a 30A fuse
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You don't have to go through the firewall. You can go straight down from the battery and under the car. The power wire can be run through the plastic trays underneath the car. This works perfectly. Then when you get to the underneath of the trunk, there are convenient holes into the spare wheel well, you just pop out the plastic plugs.