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Old 05-31-05, 05:50 PM
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nope. The lighted **** only came from England. There was a group buy a while back and thoughts of doing another. If you can get the search function to work, do a search in the interior/exterior forum.
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This is just a quick follow-up. I ended up cutting the light that illuminates the switch at night as it over powers the LED's.

The switch has been holding up well and works like a champ. The only thing is the green LED is still dim.
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7 racer - NICE WORK! I love seeing innovation on this forum. I like the look better than driving around with the glove compartment open like some people do.
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Thanks. Just some more quibbles....I had a hard time making a perfect mask during the painting. I used the inside of a letter "O" from a sticker set. While this worked in getting a nice shape, the glue wasn't as good as masking tape and didn't leave as perfect of an edge as I would have liked.
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Bump up....I don't have my ProfecB spec II in my hands yet...and wont be home for two weeks.

But I wanna gather parts on the road....


What size music jack do I need? That a 1/4 mini jack?

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Old 03-13-06, 11:44 PM
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i think so...if the 1/4 is the standard size for a stereo jack than thats all you need. just make sure it's a stereo plug and not mono
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So, like the size plug on your earbuds?


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yup....just the standard one that you can get at radio shack
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really nice work, i love hidden switches....i'm going to refer back to this thread in the future.
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lol thanks
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oh wow bob. i didnt even realize it was your car at first hahaha. i thought it looked formilier. your interior is ............ and alittle of too haha. well hope the car is doing great.

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That is sweet, really clean looking. I was trying to keep my boot controller in the open but if it ever goes in my glove box this is a must!!!!
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i definitely commend your work on this.... but wouldn't it have saved a lot of time to just spend the 100 bucks on the remote switching device greddy sells? Maybe its just me, but i would much rather pay for the convenience. Rather than the work involved and trips to the store to get the parts needed. Anyways, great work!!!
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As far as I know the Greddy switch doesn't have a indicator for high/low boost. Additionally it cost 130 bux? It is controlled by RF and you can velcro it to your steering wheel....

I just thought this looked much better for me.
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Originally Posted by fastcarfreak
i definitely commend your work on this.... but wouldn't it have saved a lot of time to just spend the 100 bucks on the remote switching device greddy sells? Maybe its just me, but i would much rather pay for the convenience. Rather than the work involved and trips to the store to get the parts needed. Anyways, great work!!!
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I followed his write up ...it worked great!
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