Has anyone wired like this before?

[handyjoe]

I don't really feel like going back and quoting the picture, but that German Techno song is a fantastic driving song (and its a hilarious movie too).

All you need is a caged Porsche and you're all set.

[JJgigs90]

Originally Posted by Dainslaif

Just add-a-circuit onto the kickpanel. That's what I plan on doing when I hook up my boost gauge.

Here's what they look like so you have an idea wtf I'm talking about.
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=071-580

Add a circuts are really good ....electrical tape works fine too.

[JJgigs90]

Originally Posted by handyjoe

I don't really feel like going back and quoting the picture, but that German Techno song is a fantastic driving song (and its a hilarious movie too).

All you need is a caged Porsche and you're all set.

.....it is. I have gotten into the habit of putting it on every time i either speed or race on the highway, its also probibly the best part in the movie.

But all we would need is a 1987 Porsche Turbo with a brown paint job , black Recaro racing seats and a hot german chick

[Dainslaif]

I'll just take a hot German chick. Keep the Porsche.

[Mikeyredline]

If anyone wants a LED how-to I have one in power point I designed with parts lists and all. All the calculations for regulation and loading has been done, you just buy and build... Comes out to be like $0.70 per LED for the LED, Resistor, Zener, Heat-shrink and wire.

I did some extensive testing and it will hold 15.2VDC for 2 days straight (never failed... I terminated the test because I was board... Sample lot of 5 pcs.) and operates at 90% of its maximum brightness from 10VDC to 14.5VDC. I have had them in my car for months now and not 1 has failed. All brightness is uniform and the color is as well (often a problem when using LEDs).

Just an FYI for the Zealous ones!

[jaredrs]

try radio shack or walmart i alwasy see those type of switchs there