Flip Chip dial locations PICS?
Lead Driver
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From: Columbia, MO
Originally Posted by strokin_it7.3
here is where mine is. i would like to patch this hole and put it on the left side. see how i overestimated the size of the little part that prevents the **** from turning the switch.... it looks hideous. any ideas on how to patch it?
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From: Connecticut
Hey, I have an idea:
How does this sound... When you go to buy your gages, buy a 4 pod A-pillar mount insteand of a 3. Use a hole saw and cut a blank of sheetmetal to fill in the unused pod and mount the selector there.
How does this sound... When you go to buy your gages, buy a 4 pod A-pillar mount insteand of a 3. Use a hole saw and cut a blank of sheetmetal to fill in the unused pod and mount the selector there.
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From: Utah County, UT
Originally Posted by strokin_it7.3
here is where mine is. i would like to patch this hole and put it on the left side. see how i overestimated the size of the little part that prevents the **** from turning the switch.... it looks hideous. any ideas on how to patch it?
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I have a DP tuner chip but see Strokins position mine is right of that and if you look behind it you will see alot of plastic there which keeps me from flat or flush mounting from behind.
As to cover the hole? I would go get some slow hardening putty, and a can of matchin paint.. Putty up the hole and paint it.
As to cover the hole? I would go get some slow hardening putty, and a can of matchin paint.. Putty up the hole and paint it.
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