Nitrous peeps, let's see your switch set ups

saleen308

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I'm trying to figure out where to mount mine. I want something clean looking.

I saw one guy that mount his switches in one of the cup holders. I had also thought about inside the arm rest and underneath my aftermarket head unit beacuse it has that open hole there.

I'd like to have the arming switch with one of the fighter pilot style switch covers for safety but, i don't know where to get them. I also desire to have the switches light up when there on and would like the function of the switch labled next to it.

I need something that will work with arming, bottle warmer, remote valve, purge, line lock.

Anything else I should consider?

 

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kkdoughboy

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You cant get more custom than this - http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/05+ switch panels.html . Thats the setup I'm running and its completely custom looking. Good luck

 

saleen308

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kkdoughboy said:

You cant get more custom than this - http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/05+ switch panels.html . Thats the setup I'm running and its completely custom looking. Good luck

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Nice! I emailed them to see if they'll do a 5 switch set up.

 

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anticubicle

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The front cupholder to me is completely useless so it'd be nice to see a setup where the switches are in the smaller cupholder.

 

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kkdoughboy

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I considered both cupholders useless to me. You cant put anything in them without it interfering with shifting. I guess if you had an automatic that wouldnt be the case. I got the gauge/4 switch setup in silver w/ custom engraving. The thing really looks awesome. They will most likely be able to do five switches for you

 

Hawk5252

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Here is a pic of my set up - I like the aircraft toggles so that is what I went with. Basic install - just have to want to put holes in console.....

 

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saleen308

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Hawk5252 said:

Here is a pic of my set up - I like the aircraft toggles so that is what I went with. Basic install - just have to want to put holes in console.....

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Nice set up but the drilling into the console has major pucker factor for me

 

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kkdoughboy

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Nice job on the install. Looks real good.

 

Hawk5252

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Thanks -

KKdoughboy - Did you get your issues resolved with your zex kit? I also attached a couple more pics of install if you guys need any other ideas.

Yeah - I was worried about the holes too - but I decided that is what I wanted...sometimes you just gotta do it...besides I can't mess up more than someone can fix...lol

 

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alanw6

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saleen308 said:

Nice! I emailed them to see if they'll do a 5 switch set up.

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I guess you have your answer now!

Gotta watch out, I'm everywhere... lol

Looking forward to building it for you.

Alan

 

saleen308

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alanw6 said:

I guess you have your answer now!

Gotta watch out, I'm everywhere... lol

Looking forward to building it for you.

Alan

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LOL....I'll order it on Friday when I get paid.

I saw one of your panels in a guys car at a street meet but, never had a chance to find out where it came from. This is the last piece I need before the install

Thanks peeps

 

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kkdoughboy

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The guys at speed of sound are really cool. Hawk, Nice setup on the NMU. Looks like you mounted a nitrous pressure and fuel pressure gauge right at the inputs. Sweet! I didnt think of that, but now I know where I can tap in for the fuel pressure gauge. Unfortunately, I havent had the issue resolved yet, I'm still waiting on a response from Zex as to the function of the NMU.

 

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plnfixr320

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I am running the switch panel from dynotune.

www.dynotunenitrous.com/store/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=88

I have a 3 pod A-pillar setup with the switches in top, the wide band in the middle and fuel PSI in the bottom.

Looks clean and can be removed without leaving a bunch of holes.