loud switch

[RatedSVT]

Defin. on my to do list. Didn't someone mention to get the 15foot cord when you get the badlanze?

 

[JuggNuttz]

my truck is in the shop right now getting my DMH and other goodies installed, should be picking up tomorrow afternoon. im having them install the switch on the back of the upfitter switch panel too.

 

[LSURaptor]

Defin. on my to do list. Didn't someone mention to get the 15foot cord when you get the badlanze?

Yeah, if you make a note in teh comments when you order, he'll swap the 10' for the 15' for no extra charge.

It depends on how you route it though. I got the 15' but wound up just comin gup through the floorboard by the passenger seat so I think the 10' would have been plenty but I didn't know that at the time of the order...

15' just gives you more options.

 

[RaptorScrew]

Yeah, if you make a note in teh comments when you order, he'll swap the 10' for the 15' for no extra charge.

It depends on how you route it though. I got the 15' but wound up just comin gup through the floorboard by the passenger seat so I think the 10' would have been plenty but I didn't know that at the time of the order...

15' just gives you more options.

I did the same.

I also use AUX #2 to power the switch. I have the provided toggle on the back side of the AUX Switch case with the power coming from Aux #2 and then grounded out to the frame surrounding the radio area. This prevents my kids from messing with it. (They love to play in the truck)

I like the setup and it appears to be stock look for those who don't realize what you've done.

 

[dredge38]

DMH ftw! ask for the there wireless set up. instead of installing a switch you get a key fob that you can open and close the cut out with.

 

[JuggNuttz]

Just be sure to get it welded and don't use clamps. You could possibly end up like this guy:

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f160/exhaust-cuts-out-warning-11921/#post171741

the DMH bolts up like the existing exhaust.... just saying....

 

[LSURaptor]

I did the same.

I also use AUX #2 to power the switch. I have the provided toggle on the back side of the AUX Switch case with the power coming from Aux #2 and then grounded out to the frame surrounding the radio area. This prevents my kids from messing with it. (They love to play in the truck)

I like the setup and it appears to be stock look for those who don't realize what you've done.

My switch is hidden behind there so you can't see it but I just did full time power rather than tapping into a switch. There was a harness down in the center console that had power so I just tapped into that.

 

[RatedSVT]

Yeah, if you make a note in teh comments when you order, he'll swap the 10' for the 15' for no extra charge.

It depends on how you route it though. I got the 15' but wound up just comin gup through the floorboard by the passenger seat so I think the 10' would have been plenty but I didn't know that at the time of the order...

15' just gives you more options.

You have a pick on how you routed urs?

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My switch is hidden behind there so you can't see it but I just did full time power rather than tapping into a switch. There was a harness down in the center console that had power so I just tapped into that.

And a pick of where you tapped into

 

[BIGt0007]

Yeah after I f'd around with the wiring and got it all set. I found the thread where the guy said he just tapped into the cig lighter. but it is the best mod! hit the button when you pass a rice rocket on the highway they hate that!

 

[Aaron]

Yeah, if you make a note in teh comments when you order, he'll swap the 10' for the 15' for no extra charge.

It depends on how you route it though. I got the 15' but wound up just comin gup through the floorboard by the passenger seat so I think the 10' would have been plenty but I didn't know that at the time of the order...

15' just gives you more options.

I did the same thing and my cord was about 2 feet too long doing it that way with the 10'. It's all in how you route it for sure.