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Next is where I tapped the cig lighter wire to get power for the amp remote. I used the Posi Tap Tapits that I ordered from Custom Dynamics when I got my PlasmaRods.
After tuning the amp, I used zipties to secure it in the space directly below the Rushmore headunit. Its a perfect fit for the B2 but not sure about any other amp. You can always mount it length ways and use velcro but I liked how it fit this way so I ran with it.
I decided to use Velcro loops instead of tiewraps just in case in the future I need to take it out for retuning or what have you, I think its easier to use these. YMMV
Ok so the faring is back on and I almost forgot to take this pic but as you can see if you have the new EZPass transponder which is more rectangular than square, it fits perfect in the space where the pod mounting bracket is. Same place as the BT355 just on the other side.
This last pic is of my 3 dollar vent screens. I figured since the fairing was off already I may as well see what I could come up with and there it is.
Hope this will help anyone wanting to tackle this on a Rushmore Shark. If you have any questions feel free to ask, I have a bunch more pics and a halfway decent memory.
I want to send a HUGE thanks to the gurus here who put up with all of my **** with questions about things they probably thought were easy or simple or what have you but as someone new to bike audio you guys helped tremendously.
Also special thanks to Matt for the killer deal on the amp. It rocks buddy!
One last thing, please excuse the mess in the garage, but mother nature has been cruel to us in New England and I havent gotten around to doing the spring cleaning.
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