hide away buttons for under steering wheel compartment
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Things you will need:
*some sheet metal (I used the side of a old computer) *Tin snips or grinder *measuring tape *marker *drill and bits First get your metal http://i1166.photobucket.com/albums/...C93DB61294.jpg and your going to want to cut this out (you can take half a inch off the top) Attachment 48376 then bend it 90 degrees Attachment 48377 Attachment 48378 next place your sheet metal above the under steering wheel compartment on the inside and make your marks for your 2 mounting holes, and the area that your buttons can take up. Attachment 48379 the style on buttons i used for this are 3/4 round LED switches, i'm sure if your using something different it will be much the same to install. Mark your holes evenly apart make a pilot hole and then drill as large as needed. Attachment 48380 clean it up Attachment 48381 hit it with some paint and add switches Attachment 48382 Attachment 48383 i used very small screws and nuts that i also paint to mount the bracket Attachment 48384 Attachment 48385 wire up and place back in car Attachment 48386 just a small clean easy DIY project i thought i would share with you guys |
very nice man!! now you just have to remember which spring does what since you cant see them.
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Wow thats really nice and cool. good work and thanks for sharing
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wat are you gonna use the switches for????
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buttons for
air bags // nitrous // panty dropper lol on a serious note... good write up! |
Originally Posted by damastah
(Post 6818672)
buttons for
air bags // nitrous // panty dropper |
pretty sweet man. I made one that fit in the compartment but found issues with the buttons clearing the trim piece. Back to the drawing board.
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Nicely done.
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Sub'd. Looks awesome!
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wow thats an awesome idea!!! def. gonna be doing this!!
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