Mounting the STG Ultimate
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I have mine in the ashtray.
http://www.syclone.freeserve.co.uk/web/dashtray.jpg
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Rich
'93 Ty White/White
Carson City, Nv
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http://www.syclone.freeserve.co.uk/web/dashtray.jpg
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Rich
'93 Ty White/White
Carson City, Nv
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Ian Turgeon
Cascading Inspiration
from Russ Bland's page
"Ashtray Switchplate. Stealth housing for switches &/or STG Ultimate Chip. The tray slides in & out... when pushed back in the contents are hidden from view. Two basic versions: A) up to six single-pole, single throw switches mounted inside the ashtray. $100. B) the STG Ultimate Chip control box & up to three switches mounted inside the ashtray. $130. Other variations are possible... please Email Bill to discuss. Current price offer ends April 30 $130 Bill Calcagno"
"Ashtray Switchplate. Stealth housing for switches &/or STG Ultimate Chip. The tray slides in & out... when pushed back in the contents are hidden from view. Two basic versions: A) up to six single-pole, single throw switches mounted inside the ashtray. $100. B) the STG Ultimate Chip control box & up to three switches mounted inside the ashtray. $130. Other variations are possible... please Email Bill to discuss. Current price offer ends April 30 $130 Bill Calcagno"
Yes, it does have to be disassembled, but I did not do it. As Ian pointed out, a list member, Bill Calcagno @ calcagno@erols.com, accomplished this feat.
HTH,
SY2932
Administrator
I covered the top of my controller with velcro and attached it to the top of my glove box (still wanted to be able to use it for storing stuff). I angled towards me so that I could see the settings more easily. I opted for this location because after I lock the controller in security mode, I lock the glove box and then the door. Three locks are better than one in my book...
The "Ultimate ashtrays" are cool too :grin:! I helped a bud install his a few months ago. However, it is not "plug and play". You will have to grind off some of the plastic that hangs down from the console over the ashtray for it to fit because it will catch on the buttons if you don't. Not a big deal with a Dremel and some sanding drums though.
Mike
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The "Ultimate ashtrays" are cool too :grin:! I helped a bud install his a few months ago. However, it is not "plug and play". You will have to grind off some of the plastic that hangs down from the console over the ashtray for it to fit because it will catch on the buttons if you don't. Not a big deal with a Dremel and some sanding drums though.
Mike
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13.778 @ 100.08 MPH w/crappy launching pad, pump gas and T1 15 psi...
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rockvillespeed
Member
pulled left center a/c vent and made a plate for mine holding the box outta abs sheet