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I *guess* you could just make the hole bigger where theres power cable. I'm not 100% sure, good person to ask might be FRISKI as he's done heaps of installs on R33s and no doubt done quite a few power wires n stuff thru the firewall....

Hye dude, there is one above the pedals on teh right hand side of engine bay about half way up... its hard to find but i run everything though here for alarm, boost controller etc... go under ya pedals searh up there to the right hand side and peel the carpet back a little and there is a gromet bout 20c piece in size.

when installing my stereo in the R32 i was bitching to my dad about having to drill a massive hole in the firewall to put the sub power cable through. looking i found two massive holes about the size of my fists (almost), one each side of the engine bay to place wires through to the cabin. it has some foam in there which you place back once you have put the wires through..

unsure if the R33 is the same, but take a look as there hidden away :(

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Shaun

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