You can lay it on top of that battery and Zip Tie each side of the wire to the battery handle will give you access to your cars fuse panel if needed in an emergency blown fuse situation as long as it clears the hood when closed. Make sure that wire isnt touching or real close to the radiator or toughing the backside of the headlights. Those areas get hot and can melt the casing on the wire and expose the copper and that is no bueno. LOL. there is heat protective tape you can purchase if needed. If you have enough wire to move it just behind that cavity at the fuse panel, you can cut or heat up a punch(meolt a hole in it if you can get a drill hole in there and either make a couple holes to run a Zip tie through and secure it there. cheap wire clamps are nice. Small screw and a screwdriver will not be too hard to do by hand. Something like these so it will Cinch down and hold the wiring in place, help keep it secure from moving with road vibrations, and put aself tapping screw in the bottom plate of the fuse holder or two? It will not move then much at all
I think @Bass Addict has that amplifier and might be able to help you tune it pretty good. I havent installed that particular amp yet..I did respond to some basics for you. yet he can prob get you closer to what you want and get those speakers singing to theyre potential. Others may respond as well. Take your time man. I know its like Dammned I need some Tunes in this ride, but dont rush it and cook any speakers because of it..LOL
Thanks for the reply bass addict. I am sure with ya'lls help I'll get it tuned up. Audiobaun has been a huge help. He basically linked everything I needed. So it was very easy. He's a beast for sure. But it will be nice to get it all back together and tuned up.
