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As for which one would work best for door poppers, (or a lock/unlock button?) I'm not sure. My only real knowledge of electrical stuff consists of checking grounds to figure out if things aren't working. Matt |
Thanks Matt, looks great. My doors aren't going to lock, sshhhhh. Just need something that gives momentary power and automatically pops back to neutral. Really like the looks of those switches.:thumbsup: Thanks again.
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[email protected] should get there. |
Thanks Robert. That would be correct, I forgot the rx. Funny how being on vacation made me forget that part, lol. Darn Iphone, but at least I can still get my lat-G fix without a computer or wifi.
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Here they are: http://www.ironworksspeedandkustom.c...cat/cat199.htm |
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Thanks for the mention Chad. Yes we sell an quality switch that can be used for power windows, starter switch, headlight switch or a standard on off switch. We made the switch tops from aluminum so they can be chromed, powder coated, anodized, brushed or whatever you need for your interior.
The power window switches have a dual circuit side so they can reverse the power windows to allow you to not not used a complicated relay bundle. Plus they will switch 20 amps. These switches have now been used by many of the biggest builders in the industry. The ring bros painters to the Miranda Built 67 nova great 8 winner this year in Detroit. If you have any further questions let me know. We have new styles of switch tops coming soon. Plus our switches are 20-30 bucks a switch cheaper then trying hunt them down from your local Ford dealer. http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...riorswitch.jpg |
Anyone else purchases these Ironworks switches and having issues with them shearing off the plastic switch ears? No matter how carefully I install the switch heads and even if they feel secure after install a few weeks later I find the switch head on my floor. I have spent $170 to date replacing the switches and just had another one fall off.
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