I Used The Weather Strip From A Gm Jimmy Door Cut It To Length
It Works Better Then Anything Else

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Chicken if you need some pics on the battery install let me know i will tell u how to do it and make it sit in the factory location. The only thing u lose is your passenger high beam. P.s and your intake i have a solution for that.

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Team AmericanBass Canada
Loudest.......
Loudest.......
XXX time Iasca world recod holder
Multi time Canadian record holder
Loudest ss 1-2, 3-4 for many years
the list could go on.
2007
1 12" treo 2500rms 151.3 st b
2 10" Kicker L7 2 Ab 500.1 151.4 st a

The only thing u lose is your passenger high beam.

How is that streetable. That is not a certified car anymore.

TURE DAT MY BROTHER

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the wire has been all ripped out. I got a piece of 1/0 that I had from princess auto, split the insulation, pulled out the copper and placed it the insulation around the sharp edges. The silicone is a good idea, I will put that in as well. I really don't know any other way to get at the edges because I tried bending them over but its just too hard to get access to do it plus the metal is pretty stiff lol. Perhaps i will check out the split loom as the insulation method will probobly cut easily enough as well

maybe I will try to smooth the edges with a grinding disc on my rotozip as well

NO NEED TO SMOOTH OUT ANYTHING
USE THE DOOR WEATHER STRIPING
IT HAS METAL INSIDE THE RUBBER AND YOU CAN NOT HURT IT
DO YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN ????????
IF NOT LOOK AT ANY GM DOOR RUBBER

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grommit are for sq

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EVERY FAMILY HAS A RETARD IN IT. IF YOU THINK THAT YOURS DOESNT HAVE ONE, THEN ITS PROBABLY YOU.

Just wondering if those are custom terminal blocks or availble through a speical order or something?

those terminal blocks hold 4 2/0 guage wires. I bought them off some website, can't remember what one and I also can't remember how I found it...I stumbled across it last year and bought 20 of them because they were 50 cents each!