Cubby for the wallet? Somewhere that i dont have to hack up something visible. I am considering going to a brakesmart when they are available and that would go in the wallet cubby. So any ideas on getting it in there or another nice install. Who knows, i may never get the brakesmart. They have not been available for a while. So i am looking for a good place for the prodigy. Thanks
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2002 F-250, PSD 6-speed, CC, short bed, 4X4, Toreador Red w/ Silver accent, A.R.E mx cap, Weld Super Single II and 33s in the summer, x-springs, F-350 blocks and badges, AIC, proflaps, ITP intank mod, AirDog with 3 micron filter, isspro guages and TTM, husky liners, alarm, xm stereo,stull 5399-p grille, centramatics, ccv mod, AIS Air Filter, Southbend CON O, Detroit Truetrac LSD, coolant filter, 203 stat with billet housing, blackcloud intake heater plug/boost fitting, reese titan hitch, fabcraft PTO cover/temp sender port, prodigy brake controller, ITP Boost Annihalator, oilguard bypass filter, Mag-Hytec rear dif, bilsteins, hellwig rear stabilizer bar, DP Tuner F5 - no start, stock, 40t, 60t, 80e and 80t, ATS housing, non-ebpv pedistal and exhaust flange, magnaflow 3.5dp exhaust, ITP reg return, turbomaster wastegate controller, and ceramic coated bellowed up pipes, currently 80,100 miles. truck Pictures
I did exactly the same as RDG. In the cubby. It's a very convenient location to reach for if you want to add some manual control to your braking. Fits like it was made for the hole.
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I did exactly the same as RDG. In the cubby. It's a very convenient location to reach for if you want to add some manual control to your braking. Fits like it was made for the hole.
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Me three.
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2003 4x4 crew cab 7.3 4x4 auto ,203* thermostat w/billet housing, Bob Riley Water filter, Magnaflow XL 4" exhaust, HX mod, DI 4 Position Chip(stock /40/80/100),AFE series 1,
intank / pre-pump mod , intake heater delet ,
shift kit, DiPricol gauges, DI regulated return, Retrax Bed Cover
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