Trigger 6 Shooter Wireless Accessory System Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2021
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Finally!! Been dying to see you get the 4Runner tricked out and powered wirelessly, so no wires running through the firewall. That just changed my whole approach going forward with my own car!
THANK YOU!
It's certainly an option for many anyone doing alot of DIY work. This cuts down label time significantly. The more circuits you wire up, the better the value is. If someone just needs to add 1 accessory, its definitely overkill. I'm still thinking of what to add next =)
Could you show me how you wired your ditch lights to the unit?
How did you attach the bracket for the witch panel into the cubby? 3M?screws?
Damn this might just be a game changer.
Looking to add one to my Land Rover looking to essentially run 40” light bar, and two Baja squadron Pro driving amber fogs. Can you have both fogs running on just one switch? By connecting the two lights them connected to one switch? So I could save two switches for future. Seems like that’s how you have it
Absolutely you can wire multiple lights to a single switch as long as you use a circuit that its rated to handle the load.
@@LightwerkzGlobal yeah I’m a noob when it comes to lighting. But essentially I’d say I have 3 fog lights that don’t exceed the combined total of the one fuse 30a or 10a than I’m good to go.
How did you get the remote in that lower cubby? Like, is there an accessory you had to purchase as well or no? Any info on that would be great. Thanks.
Used this mount and secured to the lower cubby area using screws - lightwerkz.net/collections/trigger/products/trigger-universal-pedestal-mount
Hey again, you mentioned you moved that smaller fuse box under the hood. Was that simple enough to do or any tricks/suggestions you can share? Thanks.
@@aaronqueen55 Super easy some photos here - lightwerkz.net/blogs/lunar-rock-trd-pro-project-4runner/trigger-6-shooter-wireless-accessory-control-system
Any idea where you hardwired the switch? Thers 3 wires. Really thin. R/b/w any idea where to hardwire the white wire?
White is your switched power. I went to the fuse box and used an add-a-circuit fuse tap and went into the accessory fuse.
Awesome thanks. Appreciate it
Can i replace the lowe amp fuse with higher amp if all all of my lightbar is big
Great question. Best to consult Trigger on that. End of the day you can always run an extra relayed circuit off that one output though for heavy duty use.
Do you still need the relay on wiring harnesses?
You do not need to use any additional relays.
Should I power mine directly or accessory switch? Just curious wheat everyone likes to do because I want it as functional as possible and still be able to start my vehicle
Depends on your own situation. I like the lights to shut off when I turn the ignition off so I ran mine to switched power. Some people want full time access if they accessories installed that would require them to be turned on and off with the vehicle not running.
@@LightwerkzGlobal thanks for this video - which fuse slot/function did you tap into? Am having trouble finding a safe ignition on fuse to use
@@Currahee_1944 on the 21+ Its hard to tap into the fuse box up front in the engine bay. I went into the interior fuse box and I believe I used the IGN fuse.
@@LightwerkzGlobal thanks so much for the reply! So you worked the yellow wire into your cabin and into the driver side fuse box? Might you have any recommendations on how to extend the yellow wire long enough to reach inside?
How long do the batteries last on the wireless controller?
Have not needed to change mine but I have it hardwired so its not using the batteries. I have heard complaints without it being hardwired the batteries dont last as long as some have hoped.
Man everything looks beautiful but your ditch lights are facing straightforward that’s not what they’re supposed to do point those things down where the ditches are towards your tires then when you turn them on they light up the ditches next to you so you can see but nice rig
That is the beauty of the swappable lenses of the SSC2 LED Pods I am running. I am using the Spot Lenses, so these are for supplemental high beams. Distance visibility. If you wanted a true off road ditch light, you would angle it outward and use something like a flood lens.