My Ram for the next 2 weeks at the shop (aka, customer's ram)
Guy copied my build, down to the exact same mounts and arms as well as battery terminal kit.
Since guy is not in a hurry I only spend an hour or so a day working on it.
Yesterday got
@NH Overland Engine Bay Switch Pro Mount installed. Also got SDHQ terminal kit installed as well (forgot to take pics)
Today Installed ICS Fabrication dash mount. This is the best dash mount there is. No drilling required, but if you send the truck as hard as I do by accident in the desert at time, then you can drill and bolt it down with included hardware (yes, ICS included nuts and bolts and cut holes on the dash mount for you to further secure them, which I did) This, is the truth and the most secure mount there is.
I also drilled the top of the dash and mount to run Switch Pro controller wire with customer's permission. Harness goes through the firewall into engine bay and hid behind dash for a real invisible mounting experience.
To do so, I dropped the head unit. While I was at it, I installed the matt screen protector that I ordered by mistake. Instead of dealing with return and taking a trip to UPS to drop it off, I just gave it to him (least I can do for $1600 electrical labor lol)
I also ran 4 additional wires into the cab, for future addition if he wants to add something else later. That is standard procedure that I do for all customers' trucks when I do wiring. For my own I just run a 8 gauge power and ground harness into the cab and utilize a Blue Sea fuse block with ground.
Tomorrow will be finishing up the switch pro and start on the suspension or install Baja Designs.