Grommet location, check it out.

 

itswill be eveneasier if you just pull the passenger seat. 4 bolts and about 10-15 minutes extra time will give you a lot more room to work around in there and give you easier access to the b pillar.

plus, you have a chance to find all the money that has fallen out of your passengers pockets and it makes a good oppurtunity to vaccuum under the seat.

 

depends on how shielded your RCA's are too, how much noise is able to get in from outside sources so its best to run power on opposite side as rca's

 

Just to be on the safe side, I ran my rca's down the passenger side and the power cables down the drivers. All of which was under the trim.

 

hmm, I got the cheapest rca's I could find.....stingers....

 

i ran my RCA's down the driver side, and power down the passenger side.

 

X2... seemed like a good idea when I did mine, because the hole where your antenna cable runs through is in the passenger floorboard...

 

I tear out my interior when I do a system install, with doing that I run the wires down the center of the vehicle putting rca's on one side and power on the other side of the transmission hump then into the back. After I run all my wires and do a test hookup before putting the interior back in I get out the dynamat and dynamat the floor and whole cab including roof!! This is just how I do my installs on my own rides!!