Custom Switch Panel
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Custom Switch Panel Installed my line locks on sat. I went with the Sjm kit. Thanks Install went pretty smooth except that i put the solenoid on backwards. But here is pics of the custom switch panel i made at work. Its alittle scratched from the install but its more of a test part. I gonna make a nicer one and gonna get it anodized black and laser engrave it. Let me know what you think
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The hardest part was bleeding the system
Its pocketed on the back side. Its less then a half inch thick. I Think i measured it at .436 thousandths and then pockets it to about .200 thousandths. I made it -.001 under so it would just fit snug in the dash. I wanted it thick so i dont have to worry about it popping out. The next one i make will be thinner.
Its pocketed on the back side. Its less then a half inch thick. I Think i measured it at .436 thousandths and then pockets it to about .200 thousandths. I made it -.001 under so it would just fit snug in the dash. I wanted it thick so i dont have to worry about it popping out. The next one i make will be thinner.
Thanks for the answer. I figured it had to be for the switches to mount correctly, but thought maybe you had done some larger counterbores on the back side. The pocket is how I would have done it, also.
I like the face milled finish on the front, too. Was this milled manually, or CNC?
I like the face milled finish on the front, too. Was this milled manually, or CNC?
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Thanks for the answer. I figured it had to be for the switches to mount correctly, but thought maybe you had done some larger counterbores on the back side. The pocket is how I would have done it, also.
I like the face milled finish on the front, too. Was this milled manually, or CNC?
I like the face milled finish on the front, too. Was this milled manually, or CNC?