Sorry for the confusion! I have a ten year old daughter and a wife that like to name cars after female singers. 
Yes a hole saw works fine. Just make sure you have the correct size. I've installed outlets in 4 vehicles now, I really like my fridge.
Hole saws work great but tend to be aggressive at first. Drill the pilot hole first. After that run your hole saw in reverse for a few seconds before going in forward.
Yes that is correct a step bit is fantastic and clean on plastic. If we are talking about a cigarette lighter sized hole many step bits are not that big.
Once you have a step bit you won't understand how you got by without one. For various projects I end up using aluminum brackets and bar stock, after a hole is drilled the step bit does a fantastic job of cleaning up the edges.That's totally true, 100%. But knowing the luck I have working around finished parts, even when I'm trying to be super careful - I'd be picking up a cheap step bit from Amazon in the right size. I just wouldn't trust myself with a hole saw!
My Iceco has been running fine on the stock 12v plug, in both Jeeps and in the TRX, for about a year. It is just in the way on the Jeep and it's not a secure connection.Yes a hole saw works fine. Just make sure you have the correct size. I've installed outlets in 4 vehicles now, I really like my fridge.
FWIW, the ARB kit comes with 10 gauge wiring and a 15 amp fuse. If the fridge does not have enough power, it will not turn on the compressor. In my Toyota SUV the factory wiring does not allow enough amperage to turn on the compressor.
I have step bits. I have done plenty of mods in my life but I have never cut into trim.
Where did you plug it in with the TRX? Thatās a big annoyance of mine with the TRX, no power options in the bed
I decided to mount the ARB with the included housing. That way, I don't have to cut a big hole in the panel and I since the plug won't actually intrude the space under the housing, I will have more placement options.That's totally true, 100%. But knowing the luck I have working around finished parts, even when I'm trying to be super careful - I'd be picking up a cheap step bit from Amazon in the right size. I just wouldn't trust myself with a hole saw!
I just ran it under the floor mats and up to the dash. The fridge was only used a couple of times in the TRX and it was just in the folded up rear seat area.
Thatās how I use the fridge in our TRX too. I thought you meant it was in the bed and you set something up to power it. Huge fail on Ram for not putting power in the bed.
I'm surprised the Jeep battery holds up. You might drive more than I do. I know those fridges dont take much power (I have one) but I would feel more comfortable with a dedicated battery for it.
The 12v from the Jeep just keeps my Ecoflow topped off and the Ecoflow powers the fridge.
I think we may have different Magnaflow systems. I have the Rockcrawler which has no exposed tips. I ended up installing the metalcloak resonator skid system on my magnaflow exhaust. It works 90% perfectly. I needed to relieve some of the metal by one of the Magnaflow mufflers/resonators. I also need to flip around one of the mounting brackets and will need to make a new one from scratch, but it is just bending up a piece of 3/16 inch steel and bending at a little bit. A few pictures that show how far I am so far. The jeep is totally drivable now, and could probably take a pretty good hit, but I want to add that extra bracket soon.
Yes, I have the street version coming. Still appreciate these photos to have a look at yours
