Flip Chip dial locations PICS?
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I drilled my hole, right where DavidT did his here
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...0&page=1&pp=12
But Mine has ALOT of excess plastice in the back so I cant get it to fit how do I remove that bottom bracket?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...0&page=1&pp=12
But Mine has ALOT of excess plastice in the back so I cant get it to fit how do I remove that bottom bracket?
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yep, mine has the **** right in the same location as David T.'s... it was a PITA getting it in there, i had to grind some plastic supporting out from behind it. i wish i would have put it on the left. if i pick up a spare plastic fuse panel cover shroud ( the piece that you drill into), im going to put it on the left beside my TC lockup.
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support out from behind what? if youre talking about the left side, where the metal around the fuse panel? that is simply removed by (i believe) three bolts and the fuse panel will slide around and pull out of the way. no reinforcing or webbing behind that part, all nice and smooth. i am still looking for a way to fill the hole on the right side of the dash. ideas?
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no no how did you remove the plastic behind where your switch it?
Where DavidTs and yours is its mounted on that plastic, how do I remove that entire plastic piece?
Where DavidTs and yours is its mounted on that plastic, how do I remove that entire plastic piece?
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oh, i dont know how. i wish i did. because i would patch the hole with something and put it in the other side.
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I know strokin is running the TS chip, what chip are you running Scar13? I wonder if the switches are slightly different between the various chips. I have the DP-Tuner chip and the switch rod part comes out far enough to thread the nut onto so I didn't have to remove any plastic from behind. Just drill, mount and I'm good to go.
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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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Here is my location. You have to cut a bit of the plastic away since the back of the **** is so freakin big!. I had to do this for emissions. They say if your truck is chipped then they wont pass you. Thats a bunch of 
so I am trying to hide it.
So Strokin how do you like the chip compared to the Juice and Evo stacked?
so I am trying to hide it.So Strokin how do you like the chip compared to the Juice and Evo stacked?
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Originally Posted by PowerStrokeMe
So Strokin how do you like the chip compared to the Juice and Evo stacked?
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Originally Posted by ssnh
i like the seat idea:
but you need to know how to solder. The cable has to be extended about 7 feet to be routed under the seat and give it enough slack to allow the seat to go completely forward.