Shred_Head
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Thanks! Yes the SP8100 allows you to control your output levels to each connection. I haven't played around with it yet so I'm not sure how dim you can actually set your LEDs.
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Thanks! Yes the SP8100 allows you to control your output levels to each connection. I haven't played around with it yet so I'm not sure how dim you can actually set your LEDs.
Do it allows you to do it on the go like keep your finger on the switch to dim?
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Rigid Ignite camp/cargo lights
Installed a couple Rigid Industries Ignite LEDs for additional camp & cargo lighting. Super impressed with the output for such a small light! The cargo area is WAY brighter now and I can also rotate the light 360-degrees when the hatch is open to use for extra camp/work lighting. Also mounted one under my ARB awning for some camp lighting. I may add a few more of these eventually if I feel the need more lighting.
Installed a couple Rigid Industries Ignite LEDs for additional camp & cargo lighting. Super impressed with the output for such a small light! The cargo area is WAY brighter now and I can also rotate the light 360-degrees when the hatch is open to use for extra camp/work lighting. Also mounted one under my ARB awning for some camp lighting. I may add a few more of these eventually if I feel the need more lighting.
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Received my Switchpro unit the other day from the latest group buy and got it all wired up to an aux fuse block.
The switch button panel fits perfectly in the OEM switch blank location... I relocated the wiper defroster to the upper blank (it's flipped upside down because it will not fit normally due to the "keyed" blanks).
SwitchPro says on their website that the SP8100 control panel is
4”L x 2”W x .5”H (excluding tabs)
Shred_Head
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Those dimensions are correct. I think the OEM switch location is about 5"L which is just about a perfect fit. I bought the concealed mount style panel and used (2) #6 x 1.5" machine bolts & nuts instead of the supplied all-thread hardware. No modification to the factory dash/cutouts required.
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Thanks! The nose dive has been completely eliminated and body roll is vastly improved.
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4/21/17- Installed 2nd ARB drawer & Canvasback Seatback/cargo liners:
Well, i didn't wait nearly as long as I had originally planned before adding a 2nd ARB Outback drawer. Thanks to the latest ARB Drawer group buy, i couldn't pass this up!
I also called Canvasback and had them make some custom cargo liners for the ARB drawers. They fit perfectly and use velcro to attach to the drawer tops. I also had them make a little canvas strip to go behind the drawers.
My next project will be building a sleeping platform attachment to bolt the back of the drawers. Hopefully ARB will make a side floor kit specifically fit for 5th gens, otherwise I will eventually make some side panels out of wood & carpet.
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Well, i didn't wait nearly as long as I had originally planned before adding a 2nd ARB Outback drawer. Thanks to the latest ARB Drawer group buy, i couldn't pass this up!
I also called Canvasback and had them make some custom cargo liners for the ARB drawers. They fit perfectly and use velcro to attach to the drawer tops. I also had them make a little canvas strip to go behind the drawers.
My next project will be building a sleeping platform attachment to bolt the back of the drawers. Hopefully ARB will make a side floor kit specifically fit for 5th gens, otherwise I will eventually make some side panels out of wood & carpet.
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Thanks! Even a stock SR5 with A-track is pretty capable as it is... plus I was able to get a way better deal on a 4x4 SR5 than a Trail Edition, so i went for the SR5. If I ever find myself really needing a rear locker than I can always add one (they're not cheap), but I really don't plan on it.
Chuckles89
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I saw you on expo portal and checked out your thread today. I really like your pictures a few pages back! They're just beautiful!
ErnieMcCracken
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Do you have any pictures of how you attached the panel? I have my dash broken down and tried the 1.5" bolts and threaded them into the back of the switchpro panel but its not snug against the dash.
Shred_Head
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I'll snap a pic for you this afternoon.
I used wing-nuts (threaded onto 1.5"L bolts) to clamp the brackets snug against the backside of the OEM panel blanks... it's hard to explain but simple once you see a picture.
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Here is how i mounted my control panel... hope this gives you a better idea!
I only could use 1 of the concealed mounting brackets because the other side didn't line up right with the switch cutouts and i did not want to drill a hole in the plastic for the other bracket, so I just tightened down the one side. So far it has been perfect and does not wiggle or come loose at all.
I think i used 2 or 3"L bolts since I wasn't sure how long i needed the bolts to be, but 1.5" L bolts would be perfect.
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May 2017 - El Dorado National Forest:
Spent Memorial weekend relaxing in the mountains at El Dorado National Forest (South Tahoe). We camped at Union Valley Reservoir, explored the area and hiked to Bassi Falls.
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Drove up to a fire lookout tower & heli-pad for a nice view of the surrounding area:
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Spent Memorial weekend relaxing in the mountains at El Dorado National Forest (South Tahoe). We camped at Union Valley Reservoir, explored the area and hiked to Bassi Falls.
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Drove up to a fire lookout tower & heli-pad for a nice view of the surrounding area:
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July 2017 - Big Sur, Pacific Coast Highway:
Headed down the coast to Big Sur over the week of the 4th of July. The roads North and South of this section of coast were closed due to extensive road damage from this past winter, so the only access was from Highway 101 via Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd. This stretch of coast felt extremely quiet due to the road closures so it really added to the remoteness of Big Sur.
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We camped a few nights at Kirk Creek and explored the surrounding area, then ended off the trip a bit more luxuriously at Treebones Resort (tent site).
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Drove up Los Burros Road (Willow Creek Rd) to catch an EPIC sunset and enjoy a few beers!
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Headed down the coast to Big Sur over the week of the 4th of July. The roads North and South of this section of coast were closed due to extensive road damage from this past winter, so the only access was from Highway 101 via Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd. This stretch of coast felt extremely quiet due to the road closures so it really added to the remoteness of Big Sur.
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We camped a few nights at Kirk Creek and explored the surrounding area, then ended off the trip a bit more luxuriously at Treebones Resort (tent site).
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Drove up Los Burros Road (Willow Creek Rd) to catch an EPIC sunset and enjoy a few beers!
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