Switches above mirror
JK Enthusiast
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From: Honolulu, HI
[QUOTE=wayoflife;2856128]if you get something like the off road engineering custom switch panel, you can mount it just about anywhere...
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The website doesn't give prices. What's those things cost?
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The website doesn't give prices. What's those things cost?
JK Enthusiast
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From: Honolulu, HI
No clue on the switch, but when I looked into the high idler button from them, it was like 400-500.
Most of the prebuilt switch manufacture (simple solutions (I don't think they ever actually went to production), 12voltguy, etc) are all around 400-500ish. I would expect this would be in the same neighborhood.
Most of the prebuilt switch manufacture (simple solutions (I don't think they ever actually went to production), 12voltguy, etc) are all around 400-500ish. I would expect this would be in the same neighborhood.
Thanks for the response.
JK Freak
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From: Searcy, Arkansas
I think they will look good there. I made my own switch panel out of steel for my dash. Anything that someone else doesnt have is how I like it. Here are a few pics it was raining and the panel was wet when I took the pics. It's not smudged
JK Freak
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From: Abbotsford
There is only about 1" which doesn't leave much room for a proper install above the mirror unless you can find a very low profile switch. I've done the daystar lower panel set up and really like the look.
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Switches should be here today, so I'm gonna check and see how the clearance looks. My guess is that I'll end up doing the Daystar Mod. I was thinking flush mounted would look cool above the mirror......
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From: ABQ, NM
Originally Posted by Lancejk
There is only about 1" which doesn't leave much room for a proper install above the mirror unless you can find a very low profile switch. I've done the daystar lower panel set up and really like the look.