By the time im done it almost a $800, wow!
Autocom Installed and ready for the bash
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By the time im done it almost a $800, wow!
Nice set up.
Yes! I have my XM/WX antenna in the "trunk" under the hump and it works fine
Fiberglass (the hump) is neutral to electomagnetic, so it would work fine for any radio/GPS signal. If it had any metal in it, or if the paint was metallic, it wouldn't work.
I picked up a standard 30A relay from the auto parts store, along with the fuse block. I'm using the tail light as a trigger for the relay. I could have run a wire from the front (Euro running light connector), but the tail light works just as well and it's right there.
Is that grounding bolt the negatives for all your different power lines?
I am wanting to put a brake light modulator on, I wonder if that might cause problems with using the tail light....
Yes, that bolt on the bottom is for all the grounds. There is already a nut welded into the subframe; that's just an extra bolt I had lying around that fit right in there 
You can still install the brake modulator and use the tail light at the trigger. The tail light comes on (+12V) whenever the key is on...you just need a trigger source for the relay. The brake modulator will use the brake wires, so it shouldn't interfere. Besides, you're grabbing the power BEFORE the modulator - not on the output side.
You can still install the brake modulator and use the tail light at the trigger. The tail light comes on (+12V) whenever the key is on...you just need a trigger source for the relay. The brake modulator will use the brake wires, so it shouldn't interfere. Besides, you're grabbing the power BEFORE the modulator - not on the output side.
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