Power to the roof rack?
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To add onto the a-pillar suggestion, I used Ancor Marine 10awg duplex wire (two 10 awg wires bonded together https://www.westmarine.com/buy/ancor...09_274_003_002). This stuff is rigid enough on its own to snake behind the pillar without removing the pillar or having to rig up a steel wire to piggyback the wire through. Easy peasy. That cable powers my LED bar
I also have two of these: https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-cord-grips/=1aado06 on my roof.
One is a 7-wire trailer cable. One wire is routed to a negative ground bus on the roof rack, leaving me 6 separate power wires to do whatever I want up there. This way, you drill the roof once to accommodate any future accessories. At the moment, I just have rack mounted backup lights.
Second is a 2x 10 awg gland for the solar panels.
I also have two of these: https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-cord-grips/=1aado06 on my roof.
One is a 7-wire trailer cable. One wire is routed to a negative ground bus on the roof rack, leaving me 6 separate power wires to do whatever I want up there. This way, you drill the roof once to accommodate any future accessories. At the moment, I just have rack mounted backup lights.
Second is a 2x 10 awg gland for the solar panels.
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