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MrSVTGal
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- January 27 2006 : 2:54p
| If you have a lower console, I'd suggest making a custom panel in the area where the junk bin is (up near the front, in front of the armrest and cupholders). Or, if you don't have a console, then making a panel and some sort of pod to put it on for that area would be good.
That's how it is on Kevin's Godzilla Expedition. Seems to work out pretty well - he has a ton of switches.
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- January 27 2006 : 2:56p
| If you have an aftermarket radio you could fab a panel over the pocket and put them there.
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- January 27 2006 : 7:48p
| | Relocate your 12v outlets and put all the switches under that door thingy. It'll be a tight fit, depending on the size of the switches, but you wouldn't be able to see them when the door is closed. | |
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- January 27 2006 : 9:11p
| Hiya Christine!
Another place, although it's a bit low, is the black plastic area resting on the tranny hump. I've seen quite a few people install rows of switches there.
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in the overhead console... | |
99XLTon20s
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- January 27 2006 : 9:14p
| | Do you have the little cubby hole in your dash just down to the right of the steering wheel? Make a little face plate for it out of plastic, and mount your switches and buttons to that...I saw somebody did a writeup on FTW about doing this...I will try to find it for you. | |
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- January 27 2006 : 9:17p
| I've always liked where MattAdams put his. Do you have an overhead console?...
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- January 28 2006 : 1:00a
| | I like the overhead console Idea. | |
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- January 28 2006 : 2:03a
| mine are mounted to my fuse panel door.
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- January 28 2006 : 9:24a
| | I found a remote control unit for $30 at autozone, and now I don't have any buttons. :D | |
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- January 28 2006 : 4:19p
| I like the overhead console idea, but I'm not sure I'm up to running wires up thru my a-pillars and under my head liner.
Sawblade, what is the remote you're talking about? I have a remote for my stereo and I love it. You mean there's something for lights, etc.? | |
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