Switch Clusters
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OK so, I'm planning out how I want to do all of my electrical mods, well looking at the light bars I want to have I will need a decent amount of switches, I know j want them all on one main cluster but... I am struggling on thinking where to put it. I have seen and likes how James downing has his made for his switches but I was just wondering if anyone had another ideas where to put it? Let me know your ideas!
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Some guy have put the switches here.
Use some relays and you can run 22 awg wire to the switches.
Use some relays and you can run 22 awg wire to the switches.
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I don't think I'd do anything different if I did it again. The only problem I run into is when I have a cup in one of the cup holders. But its rarely an issue
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I have thought about putting the witches up but I don't think I have that extra space, I can't picture it. And James I think yours looks great that's why I want to try and see what my friends and I can do haha
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