B pillars are a pain in the ***.... how do i take these off?? the seatbelt thing is in the way. does anyone know how??

 

The cover to the seatbelt thing should snap off, then unbolt it to get it out of your way. From there, the cover is probably held in by snaps just like the A-pillars.

 

After you take off the seat-belt harness, The B Pillar covers do snap off pretty easily. You running cabling for a sub?

 

I was wanting to install a sound system in my RA but it sounds pretty good stock, I'd like to have a bit better bass but I don't really want to tear the interior apart on my new car - I think I will wait a few months =)

Mike

 

Its not all that fun at first, but after a while it starts to get interesting. The payoff, if the installs are done right, is worth it.

 

I ran wires in all of my older cars, my 89 Dodge Spirit ES 2.5 Turbo 1 5-speed I had a 4-channel amp and a mono amp in my trunk for my door speakers and my sub and I ran wires to all 4 door speaker locations and all of the proper sub wiring, only time you see any of the wiring is in the trunk itself between the amp and the sub =) Everything else is hidden.

Took hours to do it right.

Mike

 

These are a pain to get out, any more suggestions??