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Nitrous switch panels

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86MCSS

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Jun 18, 2003
I was looking through the sponsors and did not find what I was looking for. I am interested in some nice nitrous switch panels for a 1g. I want a clean and nice install and was wondering if there was a faster way to it thinking if any of the sponsors had some nice switch panels pre-made for ours cars? If so who has them? Links?

Thanks.
 
I just put in a Painless 6switch panel in my 91. Fits PERFECT above the shifter in place of the coin holder/automatic button and the flip-up tray. Who needs those things anyways? I'll post pictures in a few.

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I actually have guages mounted there already :p I guess im just going to install a panel in the center console.
 
86MCSS said:
I actually have guages mounted there already :p I guess im just going to install a panel in the center console.

I was going to install mine there in a larger piece of brushed aluminum, but the MSD and Autronic box didn't give me enough depth clearance ;)
 
Becareful with installing a lot of switches to run your nitrous system. I went overboard on my first installs and had individual swithches for each function. More than once at the starting line I would miss one and blow a run. The race car is now setup with a single arming switch that enables the system, turns on the heater, etc. Of course I still have the WOT switch for firing the system and a purge button.

FWIW,
-Russ
 
Thanks for advise everyone. I have an extra NX hitman carburated kit with bottle warmer im gonna convert into an EFI kit. I just want the installation to look really nice and what not but I wanted the install to go fast. I guess I am going to just take my time and make my own switch panel and make sure it has a nice clean look to it.
 
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