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Discussion in '2nd Gen. Builds (2005-2015)' started by Shmellmopwho, Jun 18, 2014.

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  1. Jan 10, 2016 at 6:43 PM
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    Thanks man!!
     
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    Got my Iggy Switch panel in today. Got a couple more switches coming in soon to fill the spots. Think I'm gonna paint it black soon. Thanks so much @Iggy.

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    Also Max @mahaloTaco ! Thanks buddy for helping wore a bunch of stuff up today.

    Got all the right switches in the right spots today and then we just have to install the rock lights and flush mount pods for the rear bumper.

    image.jpg
     
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    Looks clean man. Where are you putting the long 6 switch panel?
     
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    Dude! I need to do this! Was it hard to do?
     
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    Thanks dude!! The long one goes right in front of the cup holders in the "Iggy switch plate"

    Hahaha. Naw man you just pop the cover and make a few measurements and use a dremel to cut it out. It was very easy! Thanks to @mahaloTaco for all the wiring help though haha
     
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    That's what I need help...WIRING
     
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    Nobody close to you that could come help you wire your accessories up?
     
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    Oh yeah haha. I just don't have time to get them to help
     
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    Looking good dude!!
     
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  11. Jan 11, 2016 at 5:05 PM
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    Just checked out the switch panel online. I'm a little confused. The site just shows it as the aluminum frame an nothing for the switches like in your picture. Is it 2 separate pieces?
     
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    Yeah got to buy the switches from somewhere else.
     
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    I assumed the switches were purchased separate. I'm talking about the black center piece with the individual sections for the switches. Is that part of the whole panel cause on the website it just shows the aluminum frame and pull handles for $46. @Iggy. ??
     
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    Yeah it comes I believe just got to buy the blanks to go in it
     
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    Haha hopefully there is a day sometime soon where the both of you have a little free time!


    Thanks bro! Thanks for having it to me soooo quickly!!!

    When you buy the switch panel, you get the aluminum plate, the pull handles, and the 6 switch black piece that goes inside the aluminum plate. Great product. Then I get all my Rocker switches from OTRATTW.net
     
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    Hey buddy, what's the size of the holes for the switches??
     
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  17. Jan 11, 2016 at 6:33 PM
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    Thanks for clarifying!
     
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    so what made you go with the 4.88s over 4.56s?
     
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    Those holes are about 1.5" by 1" I'd say. Supposed to fit the "Carling" style switches

    No worries bro! :thumbsup:

    I decided 4.88's over 4.56's because of a few reasons.

    I don't daily drive my truck so I could more easily get away with the higher RPM's on the freeway. My truck, like yours, is a heavy beast with all the armor and accessories and what have you. I told ECGS when they were making my diffs what my driving style was and what I used my truck for and they recommended 4.88 over 4.56.

    I asked a lot of people before I regeared and the general consensus was
    Manual and 35's = 4.56
    Auto and 35's = 4.88

    After having them for the last few months I have nothing but positive things to say about them. Gained all (and more) of my power back. Great for wheeling. Just all around happy with the choice to go with 4.88's
     
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    Cool thanks.. I DD my truck so thats my dilemma haha trying to figure out what would better for the way I use it
     
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