@@WhiteCollarRedneck OK, it looked like you were pointing to a small wire connector that appears to have maybe #14 wire. If you used the winch wires you can run a ton of stuff on that.
Great video. I’ve got a new 2023 1000R and want to put in ditch lights and a light bar. I was gonna use a Polaris power distribution bar. Where did you get the switches and do most switches fit the blanks in the dash or are they proprietary to Honda only. Many Tks.
I got these on Amazon. Blue Sea Systems 5056 ST-Blade 4 circuit Fuse block. There is also various bus bar options. I have also used WaytekWire for Electrical components in the past for like waterproof fuse and relay distribution blocks
Just a cheap Amazon: LED Light Bar 10 inch, 4WDKING Screwless 50W IP69K Waterproof Off-Road Combo LED Work Light with DT Wiring Harness Super Bright Truck Driving Fog Lamp Fit for Ford F150 Polaris RZR Jeep Wrangler a.co/d/aLTGMNZ
@@WhiteCollarRedneck Question? what did you mount the light bar to? I'm having a hard time looking for a place to mount it behind the grill. did you fab a cross beam or something? Thanks.
I’m curious about some of the factory wired switches. Are they plug and play ready? Or do you have to add a harness or something like that? Also, do you have a way of contacting you outside of YT?
If you see the inserted section from our comparison video, the Switch panel is actually just a mounting plate. No actual wiring provisions. We had to add all that
Yes it is from Amazon, though brand name. Just simple 4/5 pin bosch relay wiring. Incoming device Power from Fuse block outlet to relay pin 30 and then from Pin 87 to the Device. Power out of the switch to Pin 86, Pin 85 to ground. Pin 87a unused.
Hey im new to the sxs world and im trying to see how i need to splice the key on power. Do you splice it into the fuse box or to the relay and how. TIA
Starting around 2:05 you will hear the Hess Override switch we installed has a key power piggy back connection in the harness. You could also cut and splice in a heat shrink butt connector with a new wire. We would only use the key power to trigger a relay coil and not feed directly off the key power.
So I also have run 8ga from the battery to under the hood but I haven't hook anything up to it yet. My concern is when I put the fuse block in and connect the 8ga wires, won't that make the fuse block hot all the time? How did you get it to be key on block? I heard you say on the hess plug there's a key on piggy back but, did you run from that plug to the fuse block? Just trying to figure it out.
getting my 2022 4 seater in January cant wait, have a 2020 2 seater x right now
Watch what all you put on that distribution bar, it's still only fed with one small wire on one fuse. Clean install, looks great!!!
6AWG to the battery feeding the bus bar should be able to handle at least 60amps. But sure, might not be able to handle two giant roof bars
@@WhiteCollarRedneck OK, it looked like you were pointing to a small wire connector that appears to have maybe #14 wire. If you used the winch wires you can run a ton of stuff on that.
Great video. I’ve got a new 2023 1000R and want to put in ditch lights and a light bar. I was gonna use a Polaris power distribution bar. Where did you get the switches and do most switches fit the blanks in the dash or are they proprietary to Honda only. Many Tks.
Not Proprietary. Pretty standard snap-in rocker switch size.
@@WhiteCollarRedneck Tks for that info. I wasn’t sure.
Tring to find the Blue Sea systems panel and buss bar. Can you give a link where to get them? Great video!
I got these on Amazon. Blue Sea Systems 5056 ST-Blade 4 circuit Fuse block. There is also various bus bar options. I have also used WaytekWire for Electrical components in the past for like waterproof fuse and relay distribution blocks
Thanks for the video. Do you happen to have a link to the grill led light bar? Thanks
Just a cheap Amazon: LED Light Bar 10 inch, 4WDKING Screwless 50W IP69K Waterproof Off-Road Combo LED Work Light with DT Wiring Harness Super Bright Truck Driving Fog Lamp Fit for Ford F150 Polaris RZR Jeep Wrangler a.co/d/aLTGMNZ
@@WhiteCollarRedneck Question? what did you mount the light bar to? I'm having a hard time looking for a place to mount it behind the grill. did you fab a cross beam or something? Thanks.
@@marknktown2642 if you check the beginning of our tow bar video you can see the lightbar mount we built with the plastics off
I’m curious about some of the factory wired switches. Are they plug and play ready? Or do you have to add a harness or something like that? Also, do you have a way of contacting you outside of YT?
If you see the inserted section from our comparison video, the Switch panel is actually just a mounting plate. No actual wiring provisions. We had to add all that
I saw that. I’m still trying to decide how I want to hook up my light bar and Rick lights.
Where does the relay get wire in ? I huess if you had a wiring diagram it would really help us rookies ? Is that an Amazon panel ? Thanks!
Yes it is from Amazon, though brand name. Just simple 4/5 pin bosch relay wiring. Incoming device Power from Fuse block outlet to relay pin 30 and then from Pin 87 to the Device. Power out of the switch to Pin 86, Pin 85 to ground. Pin 87a unused.
Hey im new to the sxs world and im trying to see how i need to splice the key on power. Do you splice it into the fuse box or to the relay and how. TIA
Starting around 2:05 you will hear the Hess Override switch we installed has a key power piggy back connection in the harness. You could also cut and splice in a heat shrink butt connector with a new wire. We would only use the key power to trigger a relay coil and not feed directly off the key power.
So I also have run 8ga from the battery to under the hood but I haven't hook anything up to it yet. My concern is when I put the fuse block in and connect the 8ga wires, won't that make the fuse block hot all the time? How did you get it to be key on block?
I heard you say on the hess plug there's a key on piggy back but, did you run from that plug to the fuse block? Just trying to figure it out.