Overhead Aux Switches

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  1. cbcgeneral

    cbcgeneral Full Access Member

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    I have both sets also and like them in the headliner. Only problem I have with that set is my Fuck You rear lights are up there and when I forget to turn them off the night before the next morning I always wind up blinding everyone behind me because I don't notice they're on. I do wind up bumping the ones by the shifter every so often and always wonder why people flash their lights at me lol. Don't worry @SlimChaChi I still have a few empty ones too I'm just waiting on a certain vendor to get back to me with prices on a few things so I can fill them up.
     
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  2. Jimbo

    Jimbo ROGUE RACING Supporting Vendor

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    I'm still waiting on you to buy 60" mounts and a baja designs light.
     
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    Since you seem to have a bunch of extra stuff rigged up Im curious as to what each one of your switches is connected to?
     
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  4. Jimbo

    Jimbo ROGUE RACING Supporting Vendor

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    I had my switch setup as follows:

    Factory panel
    Aux 1 - 40" radius in bumper
    Aux 2 - VisionX cannons hood mounted
    Aux 3 - 30" behind grill above FORD
    Aux 4 - Rigid D2S driving pattern in rear bumper (amber film over them)

    Secondary factory panel
    Aux 1 - Rigid D2S hyperspots (2 on each side of 40" radius in bumper)
    Aux 2 - OPEN for future light
    Aux 3 - OPEN for future light
    Aux 4 - Whelen micro pioneers spot pattern mounted to bed near cab (amber film over them)

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  5. SlimChaChi

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    @Jimbo, where'd you get those rear facing mounts? been looking for them recently and can't seem to find them.
     
  6. 2014RubyRed

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    You may just want to hit up @t_j. He did most of the fab and installation work on Jimbo's old truck.....
     
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  7. Jimbo

    Jimbo ROGUE RACING Supporting Vendor

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    Went down to Chicago and TJ made them. He made them so I could still run my BAK F1 tonneau cover.
     
  8. SlimChaChi

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    that's what i would need so i can run them with my roll x...i'll have to hit him up.
     
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    We had a great design at first and almost finalized until we decided to go out to the truck and check fitment. We found that they were too tall, which would cause them to punch through the back glass with any bed flex. So back inside and had to shorten up the [ section, so if it were to contact, it would contact the window seal. After running them at TRR, there was no contact at all noticed.
     
  10. SlimChaChi

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    good to know, been wanting reverse facing lights for a bit. wanted the svc rack but opted out of going that route.
     
  11. Jimbo

    Jimbo ROGUE RACING Supporting Vendor

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    These were the perfect location. If you look at all of the Snoball photos, all of the lights in the bumper were getting covered in snow, etc. Same thing with dust/mud.
     
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    looks like i have something else to add to the list...though i was almost done...shit...
     
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    You need some 60" mounts too...
     
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    debated it, just don't like the look.
     
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    Jimbo ROGUE RACING Supporting Vendor

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    Function over form. The light output of a 60" is INSANE.
     

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