RCA's next to power/ speaker wires

I'm doing an install in a truck and need to run a set of RCA's behind the dash and then down the side of the vehicle.  Behind the dash, the only room to run a set of cords to my destination is right along the factory wiring raceway for about 4-5 feet.  Then they need to run in a lume from the bed to the cab, only problem is, our speaker wires, and remote turn on lead are run through the same loom, there is no room for another run of loom anywhere else. even if there was they would have to be within a few inches of each other to go though the hole we have available in the cab   Do you think I'll aquire any noise issues from inductance into either the speaker wires from the remote turn on lead, or into the RCA's from the speaker wires or other power wires behind the dash??  They are Tsunami Competition, Triple-shielded, directional RCA's.  I figured with the triple shielding I should be safe.

What do you think?

I would just run the cables and see what happens. I guess you'll find out if that triple shielding is as good as advertised.

Yes, running low-level signal cables next to high-power cables can sometimes cause EMI noise, which is why I usually recommend to not do it.  But in the vast majority of installations it is not a problem as long as the RCA cables are shielded, no matter what brand they may be.