Fuse Box

[DrewNJ]

If your RS doesn't have the outlet it will have the plug for it. BRP zip tied the plug to the upper left shock tower. It will be tough to find unless the trunk is removed but its there.

 

[PatriotRider]

If your RS doesn't have the outlet it will have the plug for it. BRP zip tied the plug to the upper left shock tower. It will be tough to find unless the trunk is removed but its there.

I was lucky...stuck some fingers into the hole and felt around...found the two spade connectors and was able to pull them through the hold into the frunk (barely). I purchased the below socket, hooked up the connectors (brown-yellow stripe wire is + & goes on center terminal , black is - at edge). I then just pushed the socket into the hole for a friction fit and it works fine. Getting the nut on it from underneath the machine was not required (thank goodness).

I didn't use the "flat plate" that came with the socket.

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002KRC5Y?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01

 

[Sccar]

If your RS doesn't have the outlet it will have the plug for it. BRP zip tied the plug to the upper left shock tower. It will be tough to find unless the trunk is removed but its there.

I was able to find mine without removing the Frunk.

 

[jtpollock]

Just curious: What is the current draw for a 1000w stereo?

ice

Got the SHKC6800 last night here are the specifications:
Operation Volts 10-10V
RMS Power @ 4Ω 10% THD 60W*4
Max Power @ 4Ω 10% THD 250W*4
Fuse Rating 5Ag

This is all Greek to me I just know if I hook it up right it should sound good and I will be happy jtpollock

 

[jtpollock]

I was lucky...stuck some fingers into the hole and felt around...found the two spade connectors and was able to pull them through the hold into the frunk (barely). I purchased the below socket, hooked up the connectors (brown-yellow stripe wire is + & goes on center terminal , black is - at edge). I then just pushed the socket into the hole for a friction fit and it works fine. Getting the nut on it from underneath the machine was not required (thank goodness).

I didn't use the "flat plate" that came with the socket.

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002KRC5Y?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01

Cool thanks jtpollock

 

[jtpollock]

I was able to find mine without removing the Frunk.

I can find the wire hanging down but can not see the Zip tie or the end of the plug I have removed most of the left side panels
will try again on Friday as I am not working my personal holiday.:sour: jtpollock

 

[iceworm]

Got the SHKC6800 last night here are the specifications:
Operation Volts 10-10V
RMS Power @ 4Ω 10% THD 60W*4
Max Power @ 4Ω 10% THD 250W*4
Fuse Rating 5Ag

This is all Greek to me I just know if I hook it up right it should sound good and I will be happy jtpollock

Thanks for the specs. I was curious.

ice

 

[jtpollock]

FINISHED THATS ALL FOR NOW

Well I finally got my fuse Block wired and the Shark 6800 installed. Once I was able to locate the zip tie inside the left shock tower I cut it loose and was off.
My first wire was from the Battery to the frunk...

next was the Master Ground Block I used the frame bolt...

next was to wire the rest of the hot wires for my two sets of lights and my ground effect to the switch then to the Master Ground...

next I placed the Fuse Block and the Relay block...

the last thing to be placed in the frunk was the Shark 6800.
and on to mounting the Speakers. NOW for the big one I turned on the Key and everything works just like I planed. The Shark does not have very good FM reception when I went out for a test ride I was very disappointed could not hear the station just static... n

ext is to load up me USB stick and try that... That/s all for now pps: jtpolloock

 

[jtpollock]

To see the system installed see the post Shark Audio for photos. thanks
jtpollock