using ASR & foglight buttons for nitrous
using ASR & foglight buttons for nitrous hi everyone,
ive been lurking for weeks now absorbing all i can about setting up my car.
im doing a simple dry shot on my h/c car.
if i missed it, i apologize.
im wondering if anyone has used thier ASR or foglight switches for thier nitrous setup.
does anyone have a wiring diagram? im sure i can figure it out if i knew what the wires did.
would love to see a pic if someone has done it. i also noticed that the "camaro" plate to the right of the existing switches pops out, allowing u to install 2 more stock looking switches
thanks for your input
ive been lurking for weeks now absorbing all i can about setting up my car.
im doing a simple dry shot on my h/c car.
if i missed it, i apologize.
im wondering if anyone has used thier ASR or foglight switches for thier nitrous setup.
does anyone have a wiring diagram? im sure i can figure it out if i knew what the wires did.
would love to see a pic if someone has done it. i also noticed that the "camaro" plate to the right of the existing switches pops out, allowing u to install 2 more stock looking switches
thanks for your input
Last edited by hugger1975; Oct 15, 2010 at 11:58 PM.
I was thinking the same. IMO though there are switch panels on there doing the same, unless you want to be super sneaky, I would search for nitrous switch panel that fit right in the ash tray.
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I actually would prefer to go the route he described if it were just a simple on/off switch. It woudl only become more complicated, harder to hide if you were hitting multiple switches. Easy to say"I'm just turning off the traction control."
Now wire up the heater on the same circuit, and your good to go, but the remote bottle opener would need to be a little stealthy on location. Maybe a small switch down where your seatbelt is?
Now wire up the heater on the same circuit, and your good to go, but the remote bottle opener would need to be a little stealthy on location. Maybe a small switch down where your seatbelt is?
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