chip install question

[Fireman]

Hey Folks,
Real simple one here. Mon I'm lookin to have gauges in and put chip in as well. Just wondered whats the easiest way to mount the switch for the multi-positon? Probably pretty straight forward so go easy on me LOL! Thanks.

 

[kwazyca]

I put mine just to the left of my 4 wheel drive switch.

Tom

 

[95_stroker]

Fireman,

Have you read the chip install article that was written by Ryland (bigdaddytank) yet?

If not, heres the link for you.

Clicky here.

 

[CHPMustang]

Fireman,

Have you read the chip install article that was written by Ryland (bigdaddytank) yet?

If not, heres the link for you.

Clicky here.

I like the location BigDaddyTank installed his switch but one thing that would give it a nice touch to detail is a 1-10(for example) dial backing plate for it,just an idea

Bill

 

[95_stroker]

It'd be neat if the back plate said "ho-hum" all the way to the left and "hang on tite" all the way on the right.

 

[CHPMustang]

It'd be neat if the back plate said "ho-hum" all the way to the left and "hang on tite" all the way on the right.

That'd work

 

[bigdaddyTank]

I like the location BigDaddyTank installed his switch but one thing that would give it a nice touch to detail is a 1-10(for example) dial backing plate for it,just an idea

Bill

The only one that I know of that sends a backing plate like that is Banks. I was thinkin of doing somthing on photoshop and then applying it to thin piece of aluminum

 

[Fire1]

I would prefer a Turtle and a Rabbit on my plate

 

[ForumBlue]

I was thinking a good place to put it if you have to drill a hole somewhere would be in the fuse panel. That way if you ever wanted to take it out or move it you could just get a replacement fuse panel and not be left with a hole in your dash. My problem is that I've checked some of the Ford parts web sites and can't seem to get a price for a replacement. Even with the part number. Anybody know how much they are and where to get them?

 

[95_stroker]

Is there enough room between the back of the fuse panel door and the fuse block for the potentiometer?