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you drilled holes in the electrical connector? i thought of this, but there's wires running through there! lol.

thought as much. thanks :)

make sure you get the dimensions right for the sub box... and that its tightly sealed. otherwise it will sound poo.

Okay... so i thought i could run the speaker cable through the rubber connector between the door and chassis... but its a big plastic plug, so cant run seperate cables through there. So how do i get new speaker cable through to the doors? Thanks.

i did the same, remember to sand back the paint.

F 33 R 30 is the conversion from the manual.

Hello I've mainly only had the ABS come on when im out on track in my 172... Paddock Hill at Brands in the pissing rain to be precise lol

i took a sample of 4gauge cable, and asked for one that fitted the cable :)

yup, its 3mm thick metal, covered in 20mm thick soundproofing. its easy to drill through. It sounds daunting, but its very easy.

leave the original grommet alone, dont touch it. get a drill and drill a hole just below the existing grommet. Then go to Maplin's and buy another grommet for your new hole.

there already is a guide, however it doesnt detail how f**king hard it is using 4gauge cable! lol i did this on saturday and ended up making my own hole and gromet, loads easier with the 4gauge.

At the shell station by Sainsburys tonight at 8:15. you were parked at the pump, i drove past very slowly to get the reg plate, but i forgot it by the time i got home lol Mark_Petty? /Dan.

bump maybe someone wants to put this in the articles section?

Mon RS-1, vous pouvez voir votre maison dans le fond ;)

ah ok... i'll get me coat :o

why not just connect the remote wire to the remote output on the stereo? :S or am i missing the point here?

I used a larger drill piece to bevel the edge of the hole so the sip tie would fit better. The pretty pattern was just a fluke. To tighten up all the zip ties, simply tighten the top ones first with a pair of pliers to grip the end of the tie. The bottom ones are easy becuase the tie's are...

Heh, didnt even realise it was him until i walked past, just thought it was some random wearing a helmet. ;)

yup :D thanks mate, i was sure i could do it... i just needed to take my time to get it right :)

heh, looked like you had a good night mate... ;)

hmm... i tried editing it to make it laid out better, however the forum wont let me :(

Mounting an Amplifier to your rear seats The back of the Clio rear seats aren’t solid, therefore they need to be modified to be able to attach an Amp. The method used when writing this guide worked very well, and took me approximately 1.5 hours to complete. This was done in my Mk2 Ph1 172...

I am just about to get started on modding the rear seats to attach my amp to... i'll try and put together a guide if it all works :)

Standard jack plug to 2 phono's should work, but it probably wont. Heh

oooh i will explore the under seat option... i wonder if it will fit. and as mentioned above... will it get too hot under there?

The main problem with that is that my amp has the connectors on either end... so will look very messy with the cables showing, and the connectors will get wet if its raining and i open the boot.

on my 172 there is a zip going round the outside of the rear seats which allows you to flap open the back panel. Ive had it all off today to work out how to attach the MDF to the seat... im sure if i take my time i can make it work.

over £2000 i would say. Thats a hell of a lot of money for "piece of mind".

I'm going to attach some MDF to the inside of the seat... this gives a good solid frame or the amp to attach to.

looks like it.