Sub power cable routing?

[wesalexleft]

2007 XL Denali...I have a set of two 10" subs with an amp mounted to the box. I'd like the box to be removable for cargo when needed, but I'm curious if anyone has a good way to route the power and ground for the amp from the battery, through the firewall, under carpet/door sills, etc. and end up in the cargo area. Any suggestions? I've looked through the earlier threads, but they're mostly questions of what type sub, etc.

thanks,

 

[bolo1g2]

I'm not sure if the Denali is exactly like the Tahoe, but I have a 2009 Tahoe and I ran my sub power line through the firewall on the driver's side, there is a cable for the hood release that you can shimmy a 4 gauge right next to. Then from there, you can pop off the plastics, door sills, and what not and run your power wire all the way to the back. There is an actual channel in the frame where my power wires fit. I then did the RCA cables on the passenger side through the same channel.

 

[JDenhamYukon]

Hey guys. How can I run subs and amps and keep the stock head unit ??

 

[andrewnriley]

JD, I used a PAC audio integrated adapter on my 2010 tahoe LT....it connects up to your stock headunit connectors and provides two rca outs (front and rear) along with remote. Applicable to most GM vehicles... on the page, click on "ALL Aplications" to see if your make/model of your car is listed.

http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=366&CategoryID=28

I have a pos here that shows the connector and how i hooked it up:
http://www.tahoeforum.com/showthread.php?t=524710