Where to mount switch for cutouts?
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Racer
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Where to mount switch for cutouts?
I am trying to figure out where to mount my switch for my electric cutouts and I was wondering if anybody had some "cool" discreet places that they ended up going with and would like to share! 
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"discrete" = hidden??
Mine is mounted in the tombstone in the console. It is not exactly hidden, but no one ever knows what it is either.
You could also put it at the bottom of the dash, either side of the steering wheel - right where it starts to roll under.
Or pull the cig. lighter out of the center console armrest - put it there. Difficult to get to easily though.
Or, just put it in the ashtray. Flip up the ashtray cover to hide it.
Mine is mounted in the tombstone in the console. It is not exactly hidden, but no one ever knows what it is either.
You could also put it at the bottom of the dash, either side of the steering wheel - right where it starts to roll under.
Or pull the cig. lighter out of the center console armrest - put it there. Difficult to get to easily though.
Or, just put it in the ashtray. Flip up the ashtray cover to hide it.
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I put mine right where the dash starts to roll under on the right side about where my knee would be, there is a small little vent spot there that I just had to widen a tad with a drill but it is a great location
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Like BluV, mine is on the center console tombstone piece by the arm rest lid.
Next to it is my GPS, enter destination while driving mod switch. Both look the same so it looks clean
Next to it is my GPS, enter destination while driving mod switch. Both look the same so it looks clean
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No need for extra plastic. Just remove the little vent which is in place there and the switch fits great. I will try and get some pics later.
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Scroll down and you will see the switch in the tombstone.
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http://s656.photobucket.com/albums/u...t=IMG_0122.mp4
Video starts out with them closed and a few revs..... Then open and a few revs.... They sound the best going through the gears though
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http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-t...a6-2006-a.html
Scroll down and you will see the switch in the tombstone.
Douglas in Green Bay
Scroll down and you will see the switch in the tombstone.
Douglas in Green Bay
Douglas in Green Bay
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