Switch Pros SP9100 install

Leonidas

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I installed the SP9100 system to run my accessories (or future accessories)… I had the SPOD on my Jeep and it was great, but after a lot of research I felt the SP9100 was better for me. The base mounts under the hood, I just made a bracket and it’s solid. Takes up very little room; power, ground and ready to roll. You just mount your accessories directly to the 9100 wires which correlate to switches on the control head. The control head is very small. That‘s the only wiring that goes through the firewall. I like a clean look so I got the 9100 universal mount and mounted the controller top left dash next to the vent. That dash trim comes off fairly easily and has room behind it (dead space) for the bolts and cables for a clean finish.
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Looks good!

I feel like your gonna need some more accessories to fill in those voids. May I suggest these.
 

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Looks like your parking brake and 4x4 switch might not be fully seated in the bezel. I was able to reach up there and press them forward on my 1500 and it snapped into place. It didn't work on my 2500HD tho.
 
I installed the SP9100 system to run my accessories (or future accessories)… I had the SPOD on my Jeep and it was great, but after a lot of research I felt the SP9100 was better for me. The base mounts under the hood, I just made a bracket and it’s solid. Takes up very little room; power, ground and ready to roll. You just mount your accessories directly to the 9100 wires which correlate to switches on the control head. The control head is very small. That‘s the only wiring that goes through the firewall. I like a clean look so I got the 9100 universal mount and mounted the controller top left dash next to the vent. That dash trim comes off fairly easily and has room behind it (dead space) for the bolts and cables for a clean finish.
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very cool...clean install.
 
Nice install. I like the visibility and accessibility of the buttons. I mounted my panel to the right of the steering wheel underneath the instrument/button cluster. It's clean, looks good there, and out of the way of anything else, but the slope angle makes the buttons a bit less visual than where you have yours.
 
Nice install. I like the visibility and accessibility of the buttons. I mounted my panel to the right of the steering wheel underneath the instrument/button cluster. It's clean, looks good there, and out of the way of anything else, but the slope angle makes the buttons a bit less visual than where you have yours.
I looked at doing it in those other areas but I figured if I was using the center storage area I may hit a button by accident or I’d be eyes off the road/trail hunting buttons to I figured I’d put it higher up for ease of visibility and access.
 
I looked at doing it in those other areas but I figured if I was using the center storage area I may hit a button by accident or I’d be eyes off the road/trail hunting buttons to I figured I’d put it higher up for ease of visibility and access.
Look awesome dude...fantastic job!
 

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