Switch Pros mount locations?

[Warebear]

Finished the install today. Such an awesome product! I put the switch panel on the RockHard Cage overhead center bar. I ran the wire for the panel through the firewall on passenger side and then up the b-pilar. I also had to cut the plug to get the wires through the firewall. Since i had to extended the wire about 5' to reach cutting the plug was going to happen anyways. I then drilled and tapped 2 10-24 5/8 bolts for the panel and used a step bit to drill a hold big enough for the plug coming from the panel to go up and through. Ran the cable back and then along the speaker bar. I want to add some foam backing behind the panel to fill in the gaps. Once complete I add some silicon to seal up the top hole.

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Damn that's nice.

 

[Switch-Pros]

Thanks so much for sharing your installation experience. We learn of a new potential mounting location with each post. Looking forward to hearing what accessories you decide to power with your SP8100!

 

[BigPrince]

This seems to be a better thread to have put this in so adding to this thread:

I mounted mine to my cage dash bar with zip ties to see if liked it up there before doing anything more permanent.

 

[flomingo]

So these are now shipping? Is there a lead time on them due to pre-orders being filled first?

 

[boardsurfer]

Pretty sure northridge has them in stock ready to ship.

 

[flomingo]

Pretty sure northridge has them in stock ready to ship.

Awesome!!!

 

[Switch-Pros]

Northridge 4x4 has several in stock. Give them a call!

 

[Switch-Pros]

This seems to be a better thread to have put this in so adding to this thread:

I mounted mine to my cage dash bar with zip ties to see if liked it up there before doing anything more permanent.

This is an awesome mounting location. Clean and convenient! Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Kpalas]

Mounted the switch panel on the overhead portion of my Rock Hard cage.

 

[Switch-Pros]

Did you need to lengthen the harness in order to accommodate that location? If so, perhaps we need to start building with longer leads?

 

[Kpalas]

Did you need to lengthen the harness in order to accommodate that location? If so, perhaps we need to start building with longer leads?

Haven't gotten that far but from what I see yes, I will probably have to extend the length.

 

[Switch-Pros]

Let us know what you end up adding, so that we can make changes to our build specs.

 

[Kpalas]

Let us know what you end up adding, so that we can make changes to our build specs.

Ok, will do.

 

[Switch-Pros]

'07 JK Mounting Options for SP8100 Switch Panel System

Pics of some mounting options for JK (this rig is an '07)

 

[BigPrince]

Let us know what you end up adding, so that we can make changes to our build specs.

Speaking of wiring, not sure if anyone else has the same issue but I had to cut the connectors off the wiring to get it passed into the cab from the engine bay. I have the tool to remove the wire leads from the connectors but couldn't get them out. It was just a hair too big.

 

[Switch-Pros]

Any chance you checked both pass-throughs? We have found one side is larger, and should not require you to remove the connector.

 

[wetfootnw]

I went through the passenger side and had to cut the connector off to get through.

 

[Switch-Pros]

The connector will fit through the drivers side feed through. You will still have about 1 foot left plus the 5 feet long switch panel harness.

Robert

 

[H8ROADS]

Could someone highlight how this wires up under the hood. I'm familiar with sPOD and other solutions, but I'm curious what the wiring looks like under the hood. All the shots I see are just for the connection to the switches itself. I want to see the rest of the wiring.

 

[boardsurfer]

Could someone highlight how this wires up under the hood. I'm familiar with sPOD and other solutions, but I'm curious what the wiring looks like under the hood. All the shots I see are just for the connection to the switches itself. I want to see the rest of the wiring.

Did you see my short write-up? It's here I think you were out of town when I posted that.

Besides the switch connections, there are only 4 wires. Batt+, Batt-, Accessory power in the fuse box, and a wire that connects to the side marker wire.