240SX S13 - Switch Panel Install - How To

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I was going to provide the link for this panel on Amazon but they are no longer available. They were such a good price that I'm sure a few people went ahead and bought the entire inventory. Either that or enough vehicles got burned to the ground and the part has been discontinued lol. The same panel is here on ebay for almost double the price that I paid from Amazon: www.ebay.com/i...
When I first started thinking about having switches up on the dash I thought that I was going to order individual parts to make it. Then I found these panels and after checking cost comparison, I knew it was the way to go. A little time modifying and some imaginative creativity is all it takes to get something like this switch panel looking like it belongs.
Thanks for watching! Slowly getting back into the swing of things. The weather has been really great lately and I feel a little motivated. Making improvements to the 240SX is going to make it even more enjoyable to drive this year. STAY TUNED!

[@HarrodsGarage]

nice one buddy. looks good

[@supakat500]

Nice...what about 275/40? Are those 17 or 18? I like meat and currently run 275/40R17 on cobra wheels on the rear. If 18, then lower profile probably needed. For the front I have 245/45R17. I run into problem like you with spring perch. If I run coils, then I believe I could fit 275 on front.

[@HomebrewSubaru]

They're 18's. I don't want to stagger tire size quite yet. Make these still be able to swap onto the Subie. Ordered 245/40's and I will see what they are like. More power later and I could easily fit some more meat on the rear