Firefighter setup

[jw_simpson]

So I’m about to be a certified firefighter and have my “Georgia Light Permit”. Which means I can run lights and sirens if I need to respond. But as far as I know no company offers an “equipment console” for Tacoma’s. Like you would see in a police car. For those of you who care. I’ll be running a fenix 4200 controller for lights, a lamphus siren controller, and a kenwood radio. My lights will be. Hideaways in my headlights, fog lights, brake lights, and reverse lights. Driver/passenger visor lights, and a 47” deck light in the rear window. A license plate bracket with lights. And 4 6” light heads located on the “pinchwell” on the underside of the cab. 2 behind the from tires and 2 forward of the rear tires. I was wondering if anyone knows the best way I can make all of the controls font into my console is a clean “police setup kind of way”?

 

[dirtytaco]

Don’t know what model you have, but SDHQ makes an awesome switch panel for an otherwise useless cubby hole in the 16+ Tacoma’s. Thinking of getting one myself for my LED’s

 

[B-Man]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Lil G]

Welcome thank you for your service!!! We can’t run lights on my department but I like the cubby hole switch set up

 

[texasred]

Welcome. And thanks for “doing the deal”. It ain’t easy, but it’s appreciated.

 

[OR17TRD]

Welcome to the forum

 

[jw_simpson]

Thanks guys. And the cubby hole idea wouldn’t work on my second gen taco.

 

[Lil G]

Thanks guys. And the cubby hole idea wouldn’t work on my second gen taco.

Dang is all I can say

 

[Crawdad]

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Don’t know what model you have, but SDHQ makes an awesome switch panel for an otherwise useless cubby hole in the 16+ Tacoma’s. Thinking of getting one myself for my LED’s

I've been looking for something like this... thanks!

 

[dirtytaco]

I've been looking for something like this... thanks!

They also make an awesome hidden winch that goes behind your factory bumper that I have my eyes on.

 

[dirtytaco]

I’m sorry to say I was mistaken. SDHQ makes the cubby hole mount for the switch panel that’s shown in my previous post which is a switchpros sp 9100 which retails for $549. That Sp 9100 basically can mount just about anywhere.