Race radio mounting

So i decided to remount my race radio. had it mounted in my cupholder but never really liked it. I saw it mounted like the pics on the LOORS Tacoma pace truck and decided to do today. It took a little over an hour to do, due to just taking my time. I used a drill, Jigsaw, flat file, and a dremel.

 

That's a nice spot. I never wouldve thought of putting one there. Nice work

 

Can you do mine.

 

great job! now you have to mount that intercom!

 

I got u.

 

Def thats next. i need to make a face plate for it..

 

That's an awesome job.

 

Looks really good James! Cant wait to get out there and open my truck up again

 

I mounted the avcomm 550 Intercom today. Its not hooked up yet, but here is the pic. Made a template and cut a hole in the center console glove box.

oh yeah im selling my single seat wiring kit now.

 

for sure Matt its going to be a blast. Johnnie sent me some GPS points to some spots, just have to figure out how to get them in the gps. lol

 

looking good! i mounted mine in the glove compartment.

 

Thanx... I thought about putting it in there, but i figured since i cut one hole id cut another.... lol

 

thats a awesome idea. Just got my radio and have been sitting in the car for an hour trying to think of places to mount it. where did you screw the bracket to?

 

I have mine mounted like that too,, no bracket just a pressed in fit, it works great

 

even better. it doesn't rattle very bad? i love this gonna make life easy.

do you have a sub in your car? I have read elsewhere about the radio messing with the radio. I go a screw on antenna (not magnet) and plan on routing wires up passenger side front window coloum to center of roof. Do you think i will be ok or should i route my antenna a different way. Also did you connect wires straight to battery or come off your stereo red?

 

Doesn't rattle an ounce. I run the stock stereo with the 2M at the same time without issues, and my antennas are mounted right next to each other (CB, 2M, and FM are all on a bed bar)

I went straight to the battery, with an inline fuse.