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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat It will run just fine going through the rubber grommet located behind the battery. Just make sure to some kind of lube so the rubber does
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I used 0 gauge at one point, the most difficult part is getting it through the opening, once it's through it's just simply pulling it through.
The most effective method I found was taking a clothes hanger (metal) and taping it with strong tape through about 6" of the cable. Then pushing that through first, with gentle tugging and easing through the opening (sometimes a 2 person job) it will eventually go through, and then you just feed/pull the rest.
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