Switch panel

[hamidrizvi]

Im looking for somethign like this, not erally in the same colour, but the general idea

http://www.modified3000gt.com/universalpanel2/carbonfibersingle.gif

But, without that red push switch. Anyone know where I can find something like that? And not too expensive either...

 

[Rdshark1]

Do a search for "Ignited" products. They make universal switch panels, flight 'toggle' switches, push buttons, etc.

 

[Johndg]

Not trying to thread jack, but I always thought these looked cool. What do you guys use them for though?

 

[hamidrizvi]

Im thinking of using them for 3 things, hence 3 switches.
1) to cut off my subs when tha banging jus gets too much
2) Interior neons (when i get them)
3) Maybe under lights, maybe something else, not sure

 

[chuyler1]

You can get switches like those at Radio Shack. You can get a piece of abs plastic to mount them on at www.selectproducts.com.

 

[hamidrizvi]

Do a search for "Ignited" products. They make universal switch panels, flight 'toggle' switches, push buttons, etc.

is that your car? If yes, what did you use the push button for?

 

[Rdshark1]

Yes that's my car (old pic though). The engine start button works just like a Honda S2000 and the switches can be used for anything, i.e. light up pedals, strobes, miscellaneous ricer gear (ha!), etc.


<---not a guy

 

[hamidrizvi]

im prolly gonna end up getting the switches from radio shack..
where can i get a custom panel built? Will the guys at selectproducts.com do it? Or do i have to find someone else...

 

[BostonMSProtege]

Do a search for "Ignited" products. They make universal switch panels, flight 'toggle' switches, push buttons, etc.

Very cool panel! I have been thinking about this and researching it. That Ignited panel is pretty much what I was looking for...good work.

 

[Iceman112k3]

Do what I did and make your own. Hidden is better, build the panel inside your under radio luxury box, so you cna close the lid and hide them, pop it and use them.

 

[chuyler1]

My suggestion: Go to a big junk yard and wander around the old import section checking out interiors. Look for a blank single DIN shim. Before there were cd-holder din slots there were just blank entries (especially on econo-boxes that didn't even come with a radio).