Switches for extra lighting
07-14-2014, 12:01 PM
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Switches for extra lighting
Tried to search on here for where people put other switches for light bars and all but have me insane responses so I'm going to ask.
Starting to put light bars on and all that stuff and need options for extra switches and where people mount their switches? I want a mount with multiple switches and have seen people with the mount on on the side of the jeep next to the tweeter speaker and also I've seen above the rear view mirror. If people could give me some options and if possible pictures that would be great
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Starting to put light bars on and all that stuff and need options for extra switches and where people mount their switches? I want a mount with multiple switches and have seen people with the mount on on the side of the jeep next to the tweeter speaker and also I've seen above the rear view mirror. If people could give me some options and if possible pictures that would be great
Thanks
07-15-2014, 12:26 AM
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sPOD is expensive, but it makes wiring in extra things easy. It comes with the above-mirror controller and a fuse/relay box and bracket that go in the engine bay. Add in the Contura V switches (I stayed with the provided the COntura IIs) for your 2014 interior (I have an '07), an optional oil pressure gauge and OTRATTW.com labeled toggles for the switches, and it will look factory.
P.S.--Due to the prevalence of folks using phone apps to access this site, it's helpful if you put essential details in your original post (they can't look at your profile--or at least I've never figured out how, LOL). Because of differences between the interiors, would be useful for folks to know you have a '14.
P.S.--Due to the prevalence of folks using phone apps to access this site, it's helpful if you put essential details in your original post (they can't look at your profile--or at least I've never figured out how, LOL). Because of differences between the interiors, would be useful for folks to know you have a '14.
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07-15-2014, 01:22 AM
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sPOD is expensive, but it makes wiring in extra things easy. It comes with the above-mirror controller and a fuse/relay box and bracket that go in the engine bay. Add in the Contura V switches (I stayed with the provided the COntura IIs) for your 2014 interior (I have an '07), an optional oil pressure gauge and OTRATTW.com labeled toggles for the switches, and it will look factory.
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P.S.--Due to the prevalence of folks using phone apps to access this site, it's helpful if you put essential details in your original post (they can't look at your profile--or at least I've never figured out how, LOL). Because of differences between the interiors, would be useful for folks to know you have a '14.
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P.S.--Due to the prevalence of folks using phone apps to access this site, it's helpful if you put essential details in your original post (they can't look at your profile--or at least I've never figured out how, LOL). Because of differences between the interiors, would be useful for folks to know you have a '14.
07-15-2014, 05:36 AM
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Sorry about the lack if detail, but I love the sPod, it's expensive, but for the look of it and where it's located looks great! I will probably wait til I get more lighting to purchase it since right now all I have are my windshield lights but thank you!
How do you get the different labels on the. Again? Is that an option when you buy the package or what? Because those are pretty cool as well haha
How do you get the different labels on the. Again? Is that an option when you buy the package or what? Because those are pretty cool as well haha
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07-15-2014, 11:21 AM
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Sorry about the lack if detail, but I love the sPod, it's expensive, but for the look of it and where it's located looks great! I will probably wait til I get more lighting to purchase it since right now all I have are my windshield lights but thank you!
How do you get the different labels on the. Again? Is that an option when you buy the package or what? Because those are pretty cool as well haha
How do you get the different labels on the. Again? Is that an option when you buy the package or what? Because those are pretty cool as well haha
They snap right on
07-15-2014, 12:16 PM
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NOT to slam the S-Pod, I was going to get one until I saw the price. I went with busman Weather Tight Auxiliary Fuse Box. Some people don't like to go this way because they say they don't know how to wire any thing up. That was me but for the price I had to try. For the price of the S-Pod I got busman Weather Tight Auxiliary Fuse Box, all wiring, connectors, 4 OTRATTW switch's, and the A pillar switch housing. I was not disappointed in this.
07-15-2014, 02:46 PM
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NOT to slam the S-Pod, I was going to get one until I saw the price. I went with busman Weather Tight Auxiliary Fuse Box. Some people don't like to go this way because they say they don't know how to wire any thing up. That was me but for the price I had to try. For the price of the S-Pod I got busman Weather Tight Auxiliary Fuse Box, all wiring, connectors, 4 OTRATTW switch's, and the A pillar switch housing. I was not disappointed in this.