Tom M'Guinn

So, be honest, is the covered switch too much? I installed it as the switch for Vitesse's race gas map, and the serial port for the SMT6. I didn't want to leave it on by mistake, but too much? Talk to me Goose...

porshhhh951

no I don't think so.

I think it looks great and has real function. Two things required by all porsches. Funny this thread should come up. I was just talking to john and he was warning me about attaching a switch to the coding plug. lol.

Tom M'Guinn

Really? What was he warning about?

theedge

Human nature probably Leaving the switch in the wrong spot could be bad...

Darwantae951

Kinda like an MBC

BTW I like the switch, kinda makes you wonder "what's it for?"

MrPorsche951

Nothing says your car hauls *** like a fighter pilot red switch next to a boost gauge. I like it alot man.

DanR

looks nice. If backing pate was in carbon it would really finish it off

porshhhh951

precisely.

he said that having a direct switch like that can be dangerous if it gets bumped accidentally and the proper fuel isn't in the tank ect.

I still haven't figured out weither or not im going to fit a swtich to the plug or not yet.

CurtP

I'd like it better if it were the real deal, not an auto parts store version.

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...evswitches.php
or
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...eatonGuard.php

And a corresponding high quality switch: http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...leswitches.php

Or something like a pull to unlock switch: http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...elswitches.php


But that's just me. Then again, I'm prior military.

76 911s

Does your laptop use a serial port for the SMT, or are you using a USB converter? I just got a SMT from John and am looking for a suitable solution for a USB converter.

theedge

http://www.iogear.com/product/GUC232A/

Ive used that with an SMT. Worked fine.