Where to mount switches...
10-01-2007, 07:09 PM
#11
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RE: Where to mount switches...
Willie (sp?) I think his name is onThe Mustang Source mounted a few switches in his overhead console. I might do that because I think it looks pretty good.
Another place I'm thinking about are the two side panels (on the front edge) on either side of the center console. There's room for a couple switches on each side.
Sleeper2
Another place I'm thinking about are the two side panels (on the front edge) on either side of the center console. There's room for a couple switches on each side.
Sleeper2
10-01-2007, 07:15 PM
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RE: Where to mount switches...
ORIGINAL: sleeper2
Willie (sp?) I think his name is onThe Mustang Source mounted a few switches in his overhead console. I might do that because I think it looks pretty good.
Another place I'm thinking about are the two side panels (on the front edge) on either side of the center console. There's room for a couple switches on each side.
Sleeper2
Willie (sp?) I think his name is onThe Mustang Source mounted a few switches in his overhead console. I might do that because I think it looks pretty good.
Another place I'm thinking about are the two side panels (on the front edge) on either side of the center console. There's room for a couple switches on each side.
Sleeper2
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10-01-2007, 07:24 PM
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RE: Where to mount switches...
ORIGINAL: sleeper2
He got those switches in there! Stuffed some rocker switches along the front edge. I'll try and find the picture of it.
Sleeper2
He got those switches in there! Stuffed some rocker switches along the front edge. I'll try and find the picture of it.
Sleeper2
10-01-2007, 08:41 PM
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RE: Where to mount switches...
If you dont have the IUP your blank buttons are jus dead panels right now, but you can get actual functional buttons from a dealer, then you can wire anything you want to work off of those buttons. Im thinking about doing that for my subs, dont really want all that bass all the time, and having the buttons engraved or somethin like that if i cand find someone to do it. Also ask rygen (in the v6 forums) to see his switch setup, his is awesome, took out the buttons im talkin about, and put some sort of toggle switches in its place.
10-01-2007, 09:08 PM
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RE: Where to mount switches...
ORIGINAL: Zrz11386
If you dont have the IUP your blank buttons are jus dead panels right now, but you can get actual functional buttons from a dealer, then you can wire anything you want to work off of those buttons. Im thinking about doing that for my subs, dont really want all that bass all the time, and having the buttons engraved or somethin like that if i cand find someone to do it. Also ask rygen (in the v6 forums) to see his switch setup, his is awesome, took out the buttons im talkin about, and put some sort of toggle switches in its place.
If you dont have the IUP your blank buttons are jus dead panels right now, but you can get actual functional buttons from a dealer, then you can wire anything you want to work off of those buttons. Im thinking about doing that for my subs, dont really want all that bass all the time, and having the buttons engraved or somethin like that if i cand find someone to do it. Also ask rygen (in the v6 forums) to see his switch setup, his is awesome, took out the buttons im talkin about, and put some sort of toggle switches in its place.
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