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i am ryan

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My old hardwire setup for my radar detector started randomly turning off and then just died about a month or so ago. I had ordered a really nice, well protected cable on eBay that included a wired in mute button and finally got it in tonight. For now the mute button is just run below the center console hanging freely until I can decide where I want to put the button.

Those of you running any switches or buttons on the center console feel free to post a picture of where you placed it. The spots I wanted to put it don't have the space behind it to accommodate it, and I want it to be within quick reach but not just sitting out in the open. Anyone put a button in front of the e-brake?
 

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My old hardwire setup for my radar detector started randomly turning off and then just died about a month or so ago. I had ordered a really nice, well protected cable on eBay that included a wired in mute button and finally got it in tonight. For now the mute button is just run below the center console hanging freely until I can decide where I want to put the button.

Those of you running any switches or buttons on the center console feel free to post a picture of where you placed it. The spots I wanted to put it don't have the space behind it to accommodate it, and I want it to be within quick reach but not just sitting out in the open. Anyone put a button in front of the e-brake?

Ryan,





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That switch panel looks great Terry, did you have it made somewhere?
Kyle,

Here are some pictures of it below.
May give you a better idea of what it looks like.





































Here is the link below to the Company that does them.


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http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/05_switch panels.html


Terry
 
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i am ryan

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Thanks, Terry. That's where I think I want to put it but was worried about clearance behind it. I'm also somewhat concerned about if I decided to go back to stock what would happen with that hole. I have a spare center console here but it's not a MyColor unit as my car currently has.

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Ryan, you can always plug the hole with a small rubber grommet if you ever go back to stock. Nobody would even notice.
 

i am ryan

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Ryan, you can always plug the hole with a small rubber grommet if you ever go back to stock. Nobody would even notice.


I know nobody else would notice, but I would, and that would bother me even more. You're 100% right though. Guess I'll be busting out the drill again this week. I'll make a template tomorrow.
 

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Thanks, Terry. That's where I think I want to put it but was worried about clearance behind it. I'm also somewhat concerned about if I decided to go back to stock what would happen with that hole. I have a spare center console here but it's not a MyColor unit as my car currently has.

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Ryan,

You simply get a Snap in Black-Plug if you later remove the Btn and or Toggle Switch.

If your real picky you can spray paint it to closer match the console.




T.
 
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Yesterday we picked up a new set of coil covers for the girlfriend's Shelby, powdercoated in a blue that's very close to the color of the stripes:
(sorry for the crappy pic, it had started raining by the time I was done, and it's still pouring out now)

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And we picked up something else, powdercoated in the same color, that will soon find its way in that same engine compartment ;)



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Added a GT500 style spoiler. It was a bitch getting the old one off at first after trying to use 6lb fishing line, and a little pry tool that came with my goo gone, even after heating everything up quite a bit. Then I busted out an old metal handle spatula and pried it off easy. I like it, balances out the rear nicely. I decided to go with the CJ Pony Parts item because it came with the gurney flap painted black, whereas the American Muscle one comes with the whole spoiler painted the same color. Color match is perfect.

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Added a GT500 style spoiler. It was a bitch getting the old one off at first after trying to use 6lb fishing line, and a little pry tool that came with my goo gone, even after heating everything up quite a bit. Then I busted out an old metal handle spatula and pried it off easy. I like it, balances out the rear nicely. I decided to go with the CJ Pony Parts item because it came with the gurney flap painted black, whereas the American Muscle one comes with the whole spoiler painted the same color. Color match is perfect.

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The spoiler is looking good congrats

Ordered these for my car
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Nice addition
 

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