Here is my 1999 Ford Ranger that's been on some of the previous iterations of the board. I use if for my volunteer FD at home and my volunteer rescue squad at school. List of equipment:
Axixtech passenger StealthVisor (B/B/B/B/B)- being replaced soon
2 Axixtech SE4s in the grille, both B/B- also being replaced soon
Whelen CPS690 running 4 HAWS in front and rear turn signals
32" Microman stick in back window. All amber and hooked to a Whelen TACTLD traffic advisor controller
And the newest additions: SOS Intersectors in blue! These lights kick ASS!
It also has a Kenwood TK760 and a Uniden Bearcat scanner.
I installed the Intersectors tonight and they actually went very smoothly. It's like the Ranger was made to have them. I used the CVPI mounts with the 5 degree flange. I will wire them tomorrow so sorry, no video yet. Enjoy the pics though!
This is the door with the doorskin off. I ran the smaller red wire through and then taped the strobe cable to it so it would pull through easier.
This is the detail of the strobe cable that I ran through. Using strobe cable made it easy because I only had to run 1 wire that had my hot, ground, and sync in it and it's shielded.
This is the driver's side mirror with the light being mounted. It only takes about 15 minutes to mount the light.
I taped the flasher to the inside of the door, making sure it won't rattle.
This is the finished product!
Axixtech passenger StealthVisor (B/B/B/B/B)- being replaced soon
2 Axixtech SE4s in the grille, both B/B- also being replaced soon
Whelen CPS690 running 4 HAWS in front and rear turn signals
32" Microman stick in back window. All amber and hooked to a Whelen TACTLD traffic advisor controller
And the newest additions: SOS Intersectors in blue! These lights kick ASS!
It also has a Kenwood TK760 and a Uniden Bearcat scanner.
I installed the Intersectors tonight and they actually went very smoothly. It's like the Ranger was made to have them. I used the CVPI mounts with the 5 degree flange. I will wire them tomorrow so sorry, no video yet. Enjoy the pics though!
This is the door with the doorskin off. I ran the smaller red wire through and then taped the strobe cable to it so it would pull through easier.
This is the detail of the strobe cable that I ran through. Using strobe cable made it easy because I only had to run 1 wire that had my hot, ground, and sync in it and it's shielded.
This is the driver's side mirror with the light being mounted. It only takes about 15 minutes to mount the light.
I taped the flasher to the inside of the door, making sure it won't rattle.
This is the finished product!
