Ignition switch panels?

[June dog]

Thanks for the advice Brian hopefully my **** will be wired up this week!

We'll have to go to pump jack the Saturday after thanksgiving and try ky out. Weather permitting.

 

[Pineygroveoffroad]

If my heap is mobile then I'm there!

 

[Pineygroveoffroad]

Here's the one I ended up buying

 

[twizt3dfuc]

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Buying one just doesn't seem worth it to me... at the end you have 10 dollars (maybe) worth of parts, that you paid well over a sensible amount for

 

[Pineygroveoffroad]

I figured it would make wiring easier but we will see

 

[June dog]

Here's the one I ended up buying

Good choice

 

[TBItoy]

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Buying one just doesn't seem worth it to me... at the end you have 10 dollars (maybe) worth of parts, that you paid well over a sensible amount for

I see you haven't priced switches and stuff lately...

 

[85toyo]

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I see you haven't priced switches and stuff lately...

Obviously not. After I priced everything, buying a complete panel was a easy decision.

 

[Eddyj]

Yep if you buy quality parts and don't have some crazy good connection on parts you end up with $200 after switches, breakers/fuses, and lights.

 

[twizt3dfuc]

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I see you haven't priced switches and stuff lately...

On the contrary, I just know where to look.

Heavy duty switch direct from manufacturer. Same thing american companies get and automatically do a mark up on
Of course thats just an example, but yeah the stuff can be had cheap.

 

[Pineygroveoffroad]

Even at $3.33 a switch after you buy 6 switches, 6 indicator lights, push button start, material for panel or drill current dash etc you might save $10. I just thinks it's easier to get it all together pre made but that's just my opinion, I've tried to buy good parts for this build instead of being a tightwad like I did my last buggy so I just wanted a nice switch panel, but I'd say you could save some money getting thru the sight you listed.

 

[twizt3dfuc]

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Even at $3.33 a switch after you buy 6 switches, 6 indicator lights, push button start, material for panel or drill current dash etc you might save $10. I just thinks it's easier to get it all together pre made but that's just my opinion, I've tried to buy good parts for this build instead of being a tightwad like I did my last buggy so I just wanted a nice switch panel, but I'd say you could save some money getting thru the sight you listed.

That was 3.33 per 2 but I get what you're saying.

 

[Fordman47201]

I opted to use the marine breakers in mine and my buddy's buggies.
I just figured its less stuff to need to carry if there's ever a problem.