WOT microswitch bracket for fast 92 TB
08-12-2014, 10:27 PM
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I couldn't find anything either so I made one. For my fast 92/PTM95mm t-body I just bent a 90* out of aluminum strap (used for making fuel cell straps) and mounted the switch to one side of the bracket, and drilled a hole in the other side so it could sit under one of the t-body mounting bolts. Works perfectly and looks very clean.
I'll send pics if it would help...
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08-13-2014, 10:48 AM
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I couldn't find anything either so I made one. For my fast 92/PTM95mm t-body I just bent a 90* out of aluminum strap (used for making fuel cell straps) and mounted the switch to one side of the bracket, and drilled a hole in the other side so it could sit under one of the t-body mounting bolts. Works perfectly and looks very clean.
I'll send pics if it would help...
I'll send pics if it would help...
Sure. I'd be interested in seeing them.
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Easy and cheap. A little rough as I made it with a bench grinder and plugged the wheel with aluminum. Could use a little polishing but it works perfectly and stays put. I just started with a 1.5" x 1.5" 90 degree part, cut the radius to match the t-body and started drilling holes.
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Easy and cheap. A little rough as I made it with a bench grinder and plugged the wheel with aluminum. Could use a little polishing but it works perfectly and stays put. I just started with a 1.5" x 1.5" 90 degree part, cut the radius to match the t-body and started drilling holes.
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I'd be glad to make you one but is your throttle body, and throttle cam identical to mine? If not the bracket may need tweaking on your end, or another good possibility is it may not fit at all.
It mounts under one of the throttle body mounting screws...using the radius of the throttle body to lock the bracket in place and prevent it from rotating
PM me a couple pics like the ones i posted.
It mounts under one of the throttle body mounting screws...using the radius of the throttle body to lock the bracket in place and prevent it from rotating
PM me a couple pics like the ones i posted.