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Nice Rodger, very nice. :trophy-1302: :trophy-1302: Will there be any other finishes....powdercoated grey, black or anodized colors?:thankyou:
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How does the aluminum attach to the rocker switch? Set screw?
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It snaps on. No set screws. No plastic inserts. Its really tricky. I had to go through several machinist to get that part of the equation figured out. Rodger |
timeline and estimated retail? Trying to see which shop projects I may want to incorperate them into.
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Nice! Both of my projects could use a few of these!
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+1 on Nice!
Will they be available in black anodized with silver Sharpie? |
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Rodger I'm pretty sure Ford sells their GT switches as momentary, positive on/off, and up(hi)/center(off)/down(low) which could either be used for hi/low beam or headlight and/or running lights. Hope that makes sense.
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Here are the switches in the Ford GT. The switch by the hand in the picture says FOG. http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...e_Switches.jpg The switch on the far left says lights. http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...ect/images.jpg. The other big advantage with these switches is the fact that the switch top is aluminum so we can paint coat or anodize the rocker how ever you like. The switch rock in the Ford GT switch is plastic and not removable. These switches will be able to do all of the above and do the power windows and be much easier to install in our universal applications. Thanks |
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