Switch Pros mount locations?
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boardsurfer
Active Member
I haven't mounted mine yet but probably later today. Here a few pics.
Unit itself is quite small
Comes with a nice little bracket
I will most likely put it here, assuming it doesn't interfere with Reverse
Hope that helps.
Unit itself is quite small
Comes with a nice little bracket
I will most likely put it here, assuming it doesn't interfere with Reverse
Hope that helps.
mackey
Member
I haven't mounted mine yet but probably later today. Here a few pics.
Unit itself is quite small
Can you please post the dimensions of your unit. No need to over exaggerate. Lol
boardsurfer
Active Member
As you can see, my unit is about 12 inches long
And exactly 2 inches wide.
And exactly 2 inches wide.
mackey
Member
Ha haaaa. Thanks for showing us your unit. May not be thick but sure is long.
Jackal01
New member
I'm not a smart man but it looks more like 4 3/4" wide...just the tape stops at 12 inches. Am I missing something?
mackey
Member
Boardsurfer was joking around and purposely over exaggerated the length of his "unit". Lol
Benito
Caught the Bug
The penis joke
boardsurfer
Active Member
Here's a quick writeup I did yesterday with pics.
The power module is about 6x3 inches, and the bracket is about 10x3 inches. Its hard to measure while its installed.
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Switch-Pros
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Power Module and Switch Panel dimensions and mounting pic
The physical dimensions of the switch panel are 4"L x 2"W x 1/2"H (excluding mounting tabs). Power module is 6"L x 3"w x 1/2"H (excluding 16 pin connector).
I've attached a few pictures of installation. One is power module mounted in engine compartment of JK. Others are the switch panel mounted on dash of TJ, and in sunglass compartment of Tacoma. Note that the panel in the last photo has 4 blank switches, as user has yet to determine what he will use those switches for.
The physical dimensions of the switch panel are 4"L x 2"W x 1/2"H (excluding mounting tabs). Power module is 6"L x 3"w x 1/2"H (excluding 16 pin connector).
I've attached a few pictures of installation. One is power module mounted in engine compartment of JK. Others are the switch panel mounted on dash of TJ, and in sunglass compartment of Tacoma. Note that the panel in the last photo has 4 blank switches, as user has yet to determine what he will use those switches for.
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Switch-Pros
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Unfortunately, our shop rig has the older style interior. So I can't say, for sure, if it would. But the exact length measurement, INCLUDING MOUNTING TABS, is 5"L. The height is 2" and it's just 1/2" thick.
Switch-Pros
New member
That's correct. The leads are each 3 feet long, 14 gauge wire. We supply heatshrink butt splices to connect them to your output wires.
sjd78
New member
Awesome, thanks for the quick reply!
H8ROADS
Caught the Bug
This is what I'm going to try on my 15 when I get a switch.
wetfootnw
Member
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.
