Hey folks. Â Been slammed here recently but I wanted to throw a quick update on the truck on here. Â Finally got around to installing the CB Radio. Â Pretty simple setup. Â I’m using the Cobra 29LX with a 4ft. Firestik tunable antenna mounted with a HD Spring on the Firestik NGP Antenna Kit with a door jamb mount at the tailgate. Â I ran the cable through the bed of the truck, along the side (underneath the bedbug). Â At the back of the bed (behind the cab) there is a plastic drain plug and I routed the cable through there and came up underneath the cab of the truck (pax side). Â Behind the rear door on the floor board there is a small rubber grommet/plug which you can use to route the cable into the cab. Â I then ran the cabling under the carpet and pax seat to a small hole in the right rear section of the center console. Â Through that hole you can poke the cable up into the center console, which is where I mounted the CB. Â The CB doesn’t have an ideal location in these trucks and I didn’t want to drill into the console, so I improvised using some velcro with sticky backing (you can pick it up at any craft store) and it holds everything perfectly. Â Once the antenna is in the console, you just need to solder the end connections in place and you are almost done. Â For power, I used a cig. lighter plug with +/- leads straight to the power plug on the CB. Â It’s got an inline fuse and makes the install way easier that running to the fuse box. Â I also added a PA Speaker under the hood and ran a PA cable from under the hood of the truck to the CB. Â This one is MUCH trickier. Â There’s simply not a lot of entry points from the firewall into the cab. Â I used the same location as I did for the rally lights and fished some 18g speaker wire through that hole and under the carpeting into the center console. Â It was a bitch, but not impossible. Â The CB is hidden and out of view from nefarious types and easy to get to if you are driving. After the install I calibrated the antenna using the built-in SWR meter and got it down to < .25 on the scale, WELL within acceptable limits and it’s got a nice clean strong signal. Â Couldn’t have asked for an easier setup.