Nitrous switch panel

Black Stampede

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Jun 13, 2004

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• Jun 13, 2004

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Where is the cheapest place to get the billet ash tray switch panel WITH switches included?
Thanks alot guys

 

rio95

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Jun 13, 2004

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• Jun 13, 2004

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upr is prob. one of the cheapest. It's brushed aluminum with three switches. Or you could get the anderson one which has four switches. I saw a upr one at the show and it look good too.

 

95WhiteVenom

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AFM has one it is 35-40 or sp with three switches and a momentary for purge.

 

Black Stampede

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• Jun 14, 2004

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Anybody have a link for the anderson ford motorsports one? I cant find it. Also, I think the 35 or 40 dollar ones dont include any switches.

 

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wytstang

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Our new switch panel fits in the ash tray location on 87-93 (AF-1701) and 94-98 (AF-1702) Mustangs. It is brushed aluminum, with four 20 amp lighted rocker switches. The factory ash tray lid closes right over it.

Now available with 1 momentary switch for N2O purges
AF-1703 87-93 Mustang $39.95
AF-1704 94-98 Mustang $39.95
If you already have a switch panel, the switch sells for $7.88

 

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wytstang

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• Jun 14, 2004

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Click on AFM Products its in there.

 

Stangfreak95

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Jun 14, 2004

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• Jun 14, 2004

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Here's my UPR switch panel. That tiny button is that purge that I drilled myself in the plate. No switches came with the plate.

 

gcomfx.com

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I bought the AFM - just a word of caution... mine was scratched up, which was okay with me as I was having it powder coated black at work anyway. But would have SUCKED if I wasn't going to do that.

 

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DJHA90

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gcomfx.com said:

I bought the AFM - just a word of caution... mine was scratched up, which was okay with me as I was having it powder coated black at work anyway. But would have SUCKED if I wasn't going to do that.

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Same here....

 

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mackey

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Jun 15, 2004

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wytstang said:

Our new switch panel fits in the ash tray location on 87-93 (AF-1701) and 94-98 (AF-1702) Mustangs. It is brushed aluminum, with four 20 amp lighted rocker switches. The factory ash tray lid closes right over it.

Now available with 1 momentary switch for N2O purges
AF-1703 87-93 Mustang $39.95
AF-1704 94-98 Mustang $39.95
If you already have a switch panel, the switch sells for $7.88

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Does it include the switches?

 

DJHA90

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yep

 

95snoozer

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• Jun 15, 2004

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i made my own.

went to a trophy shop, got some brushed aluminum plack material. had them cut it to spec. that was liek a dollar. they gave me the double sided tape. I cut the holes and intalled my switches and everything.