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Just looking to see all the different kinds of switches and where different people mount them, just looking for ideas.
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My cars a 95 so i don't know how much use it would be to you, but I put my switch( http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-830051/ ) in the spare tire well and through the rear bumper. heres a picture:
not the most inconspicuous place but i think it blends in well.
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If you want it cheap and good, it won't be fast.
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i've always thought about getting one of those trick license plate mounting brackets that sticks out like an inch and a half, and folds down. mount behind it.
I know bernie has a pretty sweet license plate setup, I think he used one of those hinged license plate brackets that you used to find on the old cars from the 70s
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'91 5.0 5-speed
full O/R exhaust, Ram Air Intake,pullies, full length SF connectors, CF DF clutch, tri-ax, aluminum drive shaft, slotted rotors, strange 10 ways, exterior mods/ some interior billet bling
soon...more suspension work i.e. control arms, springs, ball joints, bushings etc in due time (Imma broke college lad)
I know bernie has a pretty sweet license plate setup, I think he used one of those hinged license plate brackets that you used to find on the old cars from the 70s
Haha, right!!
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Originally Posted by mattdel
i've always thought about getting one of those trick license plate mounting brackets that sticks out like an inch and a half, and folds down. mount behind it.
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