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RE: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - dBuster_imp - 04-15-2014 Now that is a question. Inline with the rail or parallel to the deck... Hmmm Still looks good though! Mighty good! Now to test with some bags to see if they are clear of the bags Sent from my XT1055 using Tapatalk Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - Romo1969_imp - 04-22-2014 Closer and closer. Final tweaks. Then production ![]() ![]() Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk RE: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - dBuster_imp - 04-22-2014 Lookin mighty good. Any estimate on cost yet? Sent from my XT1055 using Tapatalk Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - Romo1969_imp - 04-22-2014 None. Have to maybe post a thread later and see what quantity would be in relation to cost Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk RE: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - Cormanus - 04-22-2014 Lovely job. RE: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - Lord Popgun - 04-22-2014 I'm in!! Will our stock lights fit? Sorry if thats been asked... Re: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - dBuster_imp - 04-22-2014 It was being designed to accommodate the stock signals but I believe an electrical harness extension would be required. Sent from my XT1055 using Tapatalk RE: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - Lord Popgun - 04-23-2014 (04-22-2014, 10:23 PM)dBuster_imp Wrote: It was being designed to accommodate the stock signals but I believe an electrical harness extension would be required. dbuster, Great! I'm an electronics tech so wiring it or getting an extension as shown above somewhere is no biggie. Thanks. Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - Romo1969_imp - 04-23-2014 There will need to be a wire extension. No biggie for most people to handle. The wire will run through the chase shown as to be clean of wires Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Re: RE: Fabbing an adaptor to move signals back. May duplicate for y'all - dBuster_imp - 04-23-2014 (04-23-2014, 12:23 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote:(04-22-2014, 10:23 PM)dBuster_imp Wrote: It was being designed to accommodate the stock signals but I believe an electrical harness extension would be required. Are you going to be making the extension harnesses to go along with this wonderful fabrication work? Was just pointing out that it would work with our stock signals but you were on your own for the harness extensions. Basically I answered your original question I thought... Sent from my XT1055 using Tapatalk |