Possible group buy for LED safety lights.

[Sled Dog]

Well here is how I hooked mine up!
Mounted to the left side cowling of an 04 rx-1 very easy and sturdy!
Ran the wire from the safety light to in between the gauge pod and cowling fixtures. Just unscrewed the one corner screw pulled it back and fed the wire through. Comes out right by the left headlight underneath the cowling.
On the cable of wires running down from the headlights and gauge pod I made a slit and tapped the positive wire from the safety light into the blue wire with white line.
Ran the ground wire right down to the front of the sled took off one bolt and bolted it down tight.
Bought some of that rubberized tape the kind you strectch to make stick and taped everything back up and then covered that with that hard plastic automotive wire protector.
used three nylon tie straps to snug everything up nicely and done.
Now I can open the hood and not have to worry about wires looks just as good as stock.
Now I just have to dust off the girls and install their skid plates and I am ready for a week in the Duck Mountains.

 

[Convert]

Thanks for the tips Rod did mine just like yours looks great

 

[Boston RX1]

Chris, I finally got mine installed and working. I love it. It is hidden from site from the front of the sled until the engine in running. It is very well protected behind the windshield. I should not have to worry about a branch hitting it or if I roll the sled. I have had a great deal of interest from people who have seen my sled in person. I think it will be a very big hit for the years to come. Very bright. Here are some pics of my install. I love the rubber gromett to keep the wire in place. It is connected to the headlight, so when the sled is running, it has power.

 

[Impact1]

Communication

Boston, Thank you for your positive feed back.Your sled and mounting location look great.Your sled looks very well fitted with the all the right equipment.We are collecting pics. and feedback for the site so if any CSS users take any good pictures on the trail,we would greatly appreciate if you would forward them to www.impactindustries.net for our upcoming customer support page.Thanks

 

[Boston RX1]

Chris, you are welcome to use my sled in your pics it you wish. If you need more, just let me know. Thanks for this product.

 

[Impact1]

CSS in the mags

Please check the CSS out in the Febuary issues of SnoGoer,SnowTech,American Snowmobiler and Snow West magazines!

 

[Boston RX1]

Will I be famous or just you?

 

[Impact1]

CSS

Your sled will be famous from the exposure on the site

 

[Impact1]

$99.99 CSS buy

It's back! We want to see more people riding safer on the snow this season and alot people are requesting the sale price, So we are offering the $99.99 price to Ty members.

Purchase 1 CSS @ $99.99 plus shipping & handling

Purchase 2 or more @ $99.99 and receive FREE! shipping and handling anywhere in the U.S.

Go to the site and fill out the required info. on the order page and in the comments section mention your TY user name and phone number and a friendly sales Rep. will contact you to process your order.You will receive your order within a day or two!

Get into the System!

 

[NOS-PRO]

There ya go guys and gals, Thanks again Chris.

 

[Sled Dog]

Chris, I finally got mine installed and working. I love it. It is hidden from site from the front of the sled until the engine in running. It is very well protected behind the windshield. I should not have to worry about a branch hitting it or if I roll the sled. I have had a great deal of interest from people who have seen my sled in person. I think it will be a very big hit for the years to come. Very bright. Here are some pics of my install. I love the rubber gromett to keep the wire in place. It is connected to the headlight, so when the sled is running, it has power.

I just read that you hooked your CCS to the headlight. I did some circuit testing with my tester and found that when I dimmed my lights or put them on high beam depending on which lead I tied into the CSS would lose power to it. Maybe check it out, if it is in fact doing this read my post and see where I tapped into the power source.

 

[Boston RX1]

I will look into that since I can riding tonight. Thanks for the information.

 

[Sled Dog]

No problem I was going to hook mine to the lights but it didnt matter how I hooked it up I would only have power when I was on dim or brights. If I swithced the lights the CCS would not get power until I put it back to dim or brights which ever line you hooked up too.

 

[Boston RX1]

I understand now, it was either one or the other, not both. Mine work on the high and low beam. If you need any information regarding my install, I will be glad tell you. Good luck.

 

[Sled Dog]

Please post your hookup maybe it easier than what I had done. I tried to go to the lights but found the one common ground and the high beam and low beam wires. So it would work on only one or the other.