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[JOYRDZ]

next is power near battery

[JOYRDZ]

left front speaker big connector

[JOYRDZ]

this is out of order should be before last one this shows overlay unplugged and big connectors hooked up

[JOYRDZ]

left front connected and harness loose

[JOYRDZ]

right front before

[JOYRDZ]

right front overlay off and speaker reconnected

[JOYRDZ]

All back together quick detach is on, and Street-Glide rear license kit is on

[JOYRDZ]

Ready to Ride

[JOYRDZ]

Right now to hook up the connectors to the speaker pods I will have to pull the covers off of the speakers, run the wires from their hiding place under the seat, thread them through the holes in the pod, connect them, and put the covers back on.

I'm going to cut the short connector off of the speakers, and cut the long connectors from the bike, swap them, and use crimp splices with heatshrink to hook them back up.

Then then pigtails will be hanging out of the speakers and the short connectors will be sitting under the seat, so it should just take a minute or two to hook em up.

I'll the same thing with the light and lock wires- I don't use the FM and I've already relocated the CB antenna.

I want to thanks everyone that helped with this- I'll add your names in another post-

Jeff

[rmarion]

Right now to hook up the connectors to the speaker pods I will have to pull the covers off of the speakers, run the wires from their hiding place under the seat, thread them through the holes in the pod, connect them, and put the covers back on.

I'm going to cut the short connector off of the speakers, and cut the long connectors from the bike, swap them, and use crimp splices with heatshrink to hook them back up.

Then then pigtails will be hanging out of the speakers and the short connectors will be sitting under the seat, so it should just take a minute or two to hook em up.

I'll the same thing with the light and lock wires- I don't use the FM and I've already relocated the CB antenna.

I want to thanks everyone that helped with this- I'll add your names in another post-

Jeff

Jeff

enjoy!!!!! Great choice

just need a new seat to finish her off.....

[Trapperdog]

Ready to Ride

Good job.   Ditto on the above.

[grandpa geez]

So Ive read this whole thread a couple times and I havent seen this question. Does anyone know if its possible to mount the stock amp up in front (batwing) fairing. Because I dont need to upgrade my system, Im happy with the sound I get from it right now. I just want a detachable tour-pak and only use the two front speakers when TP off, but all four with TP back on. Im sure I'll have to lengthen and/or shorten wires, thats not a big deal. Just need to know if stock amp can be mounted up front............Thanks, Grandpa

[Harleypingman]

grandpa, the amp is too long (front to back) according to my buddy who tried fitting the CVO amp (amp p/n 76192-06A) in his '06 Ultra two evenings ago.  He also said it is too wide due to the mounting flanges used to secure the amp to the tour pak.  These flanges also serve to enclose and seal the sides of the amp.  He had been using the Hog Tunes amp mounted atop the headunit which barely fits.  He said the CVO amp is about an inch longer.  So, according to him the CVO amp won't fit inside the fairing.  He wasn't going to mount the CVO amp inside the fairing because he has the tour pak permanently mounted, but he checked because I asked him to see if it would fit.  I considered installing this CVO amp inside the fairing on my bike and decided I didn't want to take on the wiring issues, but was curious to know about fitment.

According to Hawg-Wired's website, the dimensions of its four channel amp are:   6.50”W x 3.75”D x 1.50”H.  HT doesn't provide dimensions for their amp, but perhaps someone with a HW amp can describe how tight a fit that amp is and, with the measurements of the CVO amp, conclude for yourself if the amp will fit. 

[grandpa geez]

Thanks for the info. Guess I'll go a different direction......Damnit, more money

[Vosselman (NL - Europe)]

Some mount the amplifier in one of the saddlebags.