Where to mount switches...
#1
Where to mount switches...
I am having some problems finding a convenient place to mount switches. I currently have a line lock switch double sided taped to a weird spot. The dash boards are pretty full on these stangs.I will have possibly 4 switches by the time I'm done. Let me know if you have any suggestions..
#2
RE: Where to mount switches...
taco bill had a really cool thing in his car. it was 4 switches mounted in one of the cup holders it makes the larger cup holder flush, and has 4 switches on it, its on one of his write ups but i think thats the best looking. or if u dont have the IUP the top left 3 "buttons" u can put them there.
#3
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you could try something like this. http://www.steeda.com/products/steed...0_switches.php
#4
RE: Where to mount switches...
Dwisforme05, I saw TacoBill's write up on that. I'm not really sold on that location. Looks a little in the way to me. I don't have the IUP so those spots are blank, I'd need to find a small enough switch to fit those spots. The toggle I have now is pretty big.
PartsBill, I've not seen that but again, it lookslike it might be inthe way.
Any other suggestions?
I thought about removing the Shaker500 and putting a smaller stereo in and mounting the switches in the unused area.
PartsBill, I've not seen that but again, it lookslike it might be inthe way.
Any other suggestions?
I thought about removing the Shaker500 and putting a smaller stereo in and mounting the switches in the unused area.
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#6
RE: Where to mount switches...
I did the same thing TacoBill did it's through Speed of Sound http://speedofsoundllc.com/05%2B%20switch%20panels.htmlit works great and it looks great they'll even custom engrave anything you want for each switch...
-DG
-DG
#9
RE: Where to mount switches...
ORIGINAL: hammeron
good choice, i think i'd be
happy with that
they didn't have the brushed aluminum pic
good choice, i think i'd be
happy with that
they didn't have the brushed aluminum pic