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I did not include the wired controller plug. I have a number of ways to charge the wireless controller, and didn’t want to wire both the plug and the switch to toggle wired / wireless.Thanks for the feedback guys. Unfortunately, the passenger side near the PS reservoir is already occupied by a relocated washer fluid tank.
@drowzyGX - Is your wired controller plug open to elements? Mine is sealed by the control box casing. Guess I could get some type of rubber cover, but I'm curious how you addressed this. My set up is very similar to yours, so this might be my best option.
Ha! You are correct. I assumed it was rechargeable and would work with my myriad cables, adapters, and the battery bank. Fortunately it takes the same battery as the key fob: CR2032, and I have a pack of about a dozen in the glovebox.Can you charge the badlands apex wireless controller? I thought you just replaced the batteries. Inside are just 2 standard CR2032 batteries.
Dang, I put mine in the same spot but did not attempt to keep it in the factory box. I spent a silly amount of time remounting all of mine inside an ammo box in the same spot.Used the empty space next to the air box and ps reservoir. The Badlands Apex control box is huge, so I had to trim the excess off the sides. Secured with 2 bolts going through the fender sheet metal and the supplied relocation bracket. Easily accessible should the remote batteries die, and it's protected enough where it doesn't get too wet too often.
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What winch plate is that? Generic/universal that is adapted to the factory crash bar/frames? I like that setup and it seems lighter/cheaper than either a bumper or hidden winch mount that replaces the crash bar.I made a bracket out of some random metal in my garage to mount mine behind my bumper. I know people also mount them near the power steering reservoir as well, especially with an aftermarket bumper
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What winch plate is that? Generic/universal that is adapted to the factory crash bar/frames? I like that setup and it seems lighter/cheaper than either a bumper or hidden winch mount that replaces the crash bar.
Thanks! Might go that route - TBD. Honestly I like the OEM front bumper look on these.Budbuilt hidden winch but its for the 4th gen 4runner and keeps the factory crash bars. Its the cheapest one on the market at least when I bought and it works perfectly. Only caveat is you need to come up with 2" fairlead spacers as the front bumper is farther forward than the 4runner. I just welded a bunch of the scrap metal junk in my garage together an then drilled a hole though it. Its been working perfectly for 3 years now and I've put it though its paces in the east coast rocks