New F&R switch

[scottyb]

None of the above (no insult meant)
Drill a hole in each corner and sharpen a new hacksaw blade until it fits in the hole then start cutting ~ by hand. Much less chance you will cut something you regret.
Finish up with a metal file. I did a thread here showing how this is done......
Also the trim pieces on the website cove a 1/4" oops. And they look good too...Now where was our original topic?


Wait a minute and I will post the link here...... http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...r-install.html

[trustee88]

received my meter from scottyb and got it put in .i dont need the face plate but i am going to put it on anyway, it looks good. thanks scottyb

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by trustee88

hey scottyb
i hate to jump in but i have a 2003 cc ds iq with a rocker switch .do you have or can i get a heavy duty switch for my cart?
thanks for the meter update on shipping. i cant wait yo get it. one more thing and i will leave you alone. whats the best way to cut my dash for the meter to fit.
thanks

The F&R switching in an IQ cart is done within the controller. So you just saved some $
All methods of mechanize cutting are dangerous for such a delicate job IMHO.
I consider myself good with a dremel and a jigsaw. I can write my name with either one but, I cut the dash with a modified hacksaw blade for safety. I have cut them with a razor blade knife but the opportunity for errors is many.
In this install thread I drilled a hole in each corner with a new drill bit, then with a new hacksaw blade sharpened to a point, I connected the dots and with a metal file, finished her up and fitted the meter. A better choice is always to buy the meter trim piece which allows for 1/4 inch errors. Hope this helps
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...r-install.html

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by trustee88

received my meter from scottyb and got it put in .i dont need the face plate but i am going to put it on anyway, it looks good. thanks scottyb

Looking Good! Put the power to it