Everyone has their own unique setup it seems like. This is where I really like to see peoples ideas, becuase they can really get creative and cool in thier ideas for gages, switches and so forth. POST EM UP!

 

Gauges are in the vents, switches are in a custom panel in the driver's side door map pocket.

http://www.injuneer.com/images/photos/DCP04239a.jpg

http://www.injuneer.com/images/photos/DCP04164a.jpg

 

No gauges, yet.... but here is my Jimmy Jams switch panel.

 

Nice way to keep it a sleeper!

Any more pics anyone?

 

I will have some in the next few days, my n2o comes in wednesday!

 

thanks for the idea, im going to mock your set-up in my camaro...exept im going to change the guages.
by the way. it looks great in your car. did you have to cut much of the center concle much to get the shifter to fit?

 

Here's mine with a few other switches.

 

did you buy that insert or make it out of sheet metal? i am going to do the same thing and am wondering how you attached it to the enclosed area

 

A few years back a company called Campro Designs was making the piece.. I think they made it for RK Sport... not sure though. I had it for about 5 years before I decided what to do with the space.

The piece actually wraps around the console... and is made of similar looking plastic so there are no seems, etc. I had to just cut the area for the ASR/lighter... and drilled out holes for all the switches, etc

There is a ton of wires/relays/fuses, etc. that now fill the box behind the switch panel. You can't see much in the pics, but there are also lights that indicate when the switches are on... and also lighting for night time.

I will be replacing the performance shift button this winter with a Nitrous Bottle opener switch.... but I think it's about done.

 

The problem on the Camaro is the door pockets don't extend as far forward as they do on the Firebird.

That's a stock M6 console, with a B&M Pro-Ratchet shifter. There was no cutting at all. Just an aluminum plate to cover the hole in the floor where the M6 shifter was, bolt the Pro-Ratchet to the plate, and turn the end of the M6 boot down inside itself. I normally run it on the street with the boot on it.

 

I'm not exactly trying to hide anything, though...LOL. I made this switch box out of sheet aluminum, and reveted it to my Pro Stick cover. If you click on the picture, it'll enlarge and take you to a few other pictures.

Frank

 

Gauges.

System enable & purge.


Bottle heater switch.


Ken R.

 

ken where did you get you cd plate? i looked for the other guys from RK sport and can't locate anything on them.

 

Thats because RK Sport no longer makes the CD gage plate anymore.

However, you can make one fairly easily out of fiberglass yourself.

 

thanks for letting me know. atleast i'll stop searching for it.