Nitrous Outlet switch panel
08-15-2008, 01:31 AM
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Nitrous Outlet switch panel I am looking for some one that has the Nitrous outlet Ash tray switch panel for a 98'-02' f-body! If someone has one that they can take some detailed photos for me PLEASE PM me. Thanks
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08-15-2008, 10:08 PM
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Take someones lunch? What are you talking about? I am just asking because I want to make some custom ones for a few of my buddy's cars!!! I am a machinist and have access to custom make and design ones for more then just nitrous!!! So thats why I am asking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08-16-2008, 11:32 AM
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I can design it just fine!!!!!!!!!! I just want to know how it is attached to the ashtray !! Also I am not trying to take money out of any ones pocket. Forget that I asked about it!!! I will just measure it my self! I want to make a panel so that I can customize it to my standards to have different switchs like Line-lock, Fan switch, and nitrous. Thanks guys
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Gravity and a correct fit I believe. Never seen a complaint on fit on his panels, and I know Dave takes great pride for not needing double sided tape or adhesives on them 
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It gets pretty cramped in that ashtray area as well. There are other places to put switches in the F-Body
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.It gets pretty cramped in that ashtray area as well. There are other places to put switches in the F-Body
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Gravity and a correct fit I believe. Never seen a complaint on fit on his panels, and I know Dave takes great pride for not needing double sided tape or adhesives on them .
It gets pretty cramped in that ashtray area as well. There are other places to put switches in the F-Body.
.It gets pretty cramped in that ashtray area as well. There are other places to put switches in the F-Body
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08-16-2008, 01:43 PM
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under the arm rest would still be hidden, but you wouldnt be able to junk it up anymore. I have all wires hooked up on my Ash tray panel(System arm, heater,purge,opener..and that is a really really tight fit I could only imagine stuffing more stuff in there.
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I did one for 2 Fast Motorsports in the armrest. That was alot tougher to fit than the ashtray especially since I don't own a F-Body! That was an 11 Switch Two stage for a TA (Water pump/Line Lock/Standalone + two separate nitrous and heater systems). It took the entire inside of the armrest.
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I did one for 2 Fast Motorsports in the armrest. That was alot tougher to fit than the ashtray especially since I don't own a F-Body! That was an 11 Switch Two stage for a TA (Water pump/Line Lock/Standalone + two separate nitrous and heater systems). It took the entire inside of the armrest.
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While driving it would be, at the track no issues. It was for one of their track cars.
Probably for your application, a half armrest panel would work, guessing maybe 5 switches?
In the armrest some 1/2" angle aluminum double sided sticky taped under the panel would hold it in place.
Probably for your application, a half armrest panel would work, guessing maybe 5 switches?
In the armrest some 1/2" angle aluminum double sided sticky taped under the panel would hold it in place.
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2 fast Motorsports arm rest switch panel While driving it would be, at the track no issues. It was for one of their track cars.
Probably for your application, a half armrest panel would work, guessing maybe 5 switches?
In the armrest some 1/2" angle aluminum double sided sticky taped under the panel would hold it in place.
Probably for your application, a half armrest panel would work, guessing maybe 5 switches?
In the armrest some 1/2" angle aluminum double sided sticky taped under the panel would hold it in place.
I'm very interested in have a switch panel exactly like 2fasr Motorsports, what do I do to have one made, I want one bad! Looks awesome!!
