cb/lights?
On most CBs there is a place to mount the mike hangar on the radio. RadioShack also used to have a hangar that would go on with 3M adhesive. I have mine mounted to the left side of my radio, which is centered more. My truck is the 5 on the floor so mounting the hanger on the right side of the radio presents a problem of having to reach around the shifter. I'd recommend making it easy and mounting on the radio...
On most CBs there is a place to mount the mike hangar on the radio. RadioShack also used to have a hangar that would go on with 3M adhesive. I have mine mounted to the left side of my radio, which is centered more. My truck is the 5 on the floor so mounting the hanger on the right side of the radio presents a problem of having to reach around the shifter. I'd recommend making it easy and mounting on the radio...
. thanks for the tip.
I cut the wires to my cigarette lighter and spliced in my cb.
I plan on wiring some super bright spotlights in behind my grill or on a grill guard and a trainhorn just for the "special" people who can't figure out the left lane is for passing.
I plan on wiring some super bright spotlights in behind my grill or on a grill guard and a trainhorn just for the "special" people who can't figure out the left lane is for passing.
You might look into the old 6 volt (I know this doesn't sit well with some of y'all) Chevy horns. Louder and deeper than OE, will turn heads and make some people jump but not nearly as pricey. I've had them on mine for a long time (third generation in the family to have used them). As far as off road lights go, my favorites so far are KC 130W lights which I use every night going down the highway. They do a much better job when compared to my old Hella 500's and I had them laying around the house so I figured why not upgrade.







