Saw a cool blazer, anyone own it?
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Switch to power + ground + ACC
Lights to ACC (power) + a ground
Switch power to Battery
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something like that, thats how i have my fog lights on my grille hooked up, my top offroads are hooked up to a relay, which is the same at the switch, but the relay is under the hood with something like this
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Relay - switch - power - ground
switch - relay - ground - lights
lights-power (to switch) - ground (also to the relay)
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so the ones that would be mounted on the roof really wouldnt be too bad, i can run a ground to one of the bolts that hold in the tie downs in the trunk area, and either run a power all the way back and have a switch in the back, or wire 2 switches up, one in the back and one in the front, or just one in the front
Last edited by m3ch; May 18, 2011 at 08:10 PM.
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Sounds confusing, hehe.
But my problem is, drilling holes for wires and getting those wires to where they need to be (a.k.a. switch in dash), does the carpet have to be taken off? And I would have no idea how to do that either.
But my problem is, drilling holes for wires and getting those wires to where they need to be (a.k.a. switch in dash), does the carpet have to be taken off? And I would have no idea how to do that either.
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I cut cit holes in my bumper corners and mounted 100 watt floods 
GHETTO!!! but it works great (I would have broken them anywhere else)
As for the exaust, deffinitally loose the pipe, I crushed the stock exit so mine's dumped now
Snorkel is a cool idea but myself, I would probably have turned it the other way and put it in some sort of box to protect it from mud/water. in its current location it leaves it to vulnerable to weather and tree branches!! I'd definitely rip it off!
GHETTO!!! but it works great (I would have broken them anywhere else)As for the exaust, deffinitally loose the pipe, I crushed the stock exit so mine's dumped now
Snorkel is a cool idea but myself, I would probably have turned it the other way and put it in some sort of box to protect it from mud/water. in its current location it leaves it to vulnerable to weather and tree branches!! I'd definitely rip it off!
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I cut cit holes in my bumper corners and mounted 100 watt floods GHETTO!!! but it works great (I would have broken them anywhere else)
As for the exaust, deffinitally loose the pipe, I crushed the stock exit so mine's dumped now
Snorkel is a cool idea but myself, I would probably have turned it the other way and put it in some sort of box to protect it from mud/water. in its current location it leaves it to vulnerable to weather and tree branches!! I'd definitely rip it off!
GHETTO!!! but it works great (I would have broken them anywhere else)As for the exaust, deffinitally loose the pipe, I crushed the stock exit so mine's dumped now
Snorkel is a cool idea but myself, I would probably have turned it the other way and put it in some sort of box to protect it from mud/water. in its current location it leaves it to vulnerable to weather and tree branches!! I'd definitely rip it off!
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