We decided to run the power wire for our install under the truck through a PVC conduit to make sure it did not get damaged. On the firewall there is a handy stud we used to mount the 150A fuse holder. We even got Mr. Sundown (Jacob) to do a little work.

You can see the conduit just lays nicely in the frame rail, where we went up through the floor pan we put a little silicone to make sure it sealed up nice and tight. On the top side we used a water tight breaker box connector to terminate the end of the conduit and made sure the wire never rubs the sheet metal.

To get the RCA connection we used a PAC-AOEM-GM24 adapter, all plug and play with no cutting. Along the drivers side there is a channel you can run the RCA's and remote wire under the trim peices.

To mount the amp we just used the lip where the screw would go and put it under the plastic trim, it hold very well. We had to trim the speaker holes a little to fit the large basket of the BM 10's.

We wired the subs down to 1 ohm to the amp by running the two 4 ohm voice coils in parallel and then the pair of subs in parallel to each other. The box fits very nice under the rear seats and still allows them to fold down.

I would like to say thank you to Nikki Fuller from Kluv Kustoms for allowing these pictures and this story to be posted!