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My new custom switch panels are done! As I posted a couple week ago, I had sent a bunch of stuff away to be templated for some custom lighting/switches and panels. They just e-mailed me photos of the finished product...and I AM STOKED!!!
Now that he has the templates, these are available to everyone. It is important to know that you are not limited to what I have had done. This guy (Greg) does some AMAZING stuff...and you are limited only by your imagination and available space. He has templates for the safety label area, the storage area under it, the smooth areas to the right, the shoulder bolsters and the odd shaped area to the left of the steering wheel.
The first panel is for my switches, and will go where the warning label is. Again, this is just how I wanted it. You could do it any color...do all switches....do it without the logo...Another logo or wording...remove the logo and add a gauge/s...do just a blank panel and insert your own switches...use toggles instead...I could go on, but you get the point. The switches and gauges I used are waterproof.
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If you install a panel in the storage area, then the whole thing is water proof. He can also build an enclosure on the back and make it all waterproof. Completely assembled they come pre-wired and he is also supplying with a pre-wired fuse and relay box. Just tell him what you want and he will figure it out.
Next is the horn button, which goes to the left of the steering wheel.
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This is REAL cool. This is going to go into the shoulder bolsters on both sides.
He also made a blank panel, that goes to the right of the warning label, with two round cut outs...and I'm putting two gauges in there. (Volt meter and Outside air temp) You can use ANY gauges, ANY brand, you want. I found a guy in Nevada that makes the gauges in house. If you contact him directly, and tell him you will be using them for a UTV, he will make them waterproof. Mine are digital (red w/black bezels) http://teltek.us/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=15&idproduct=747
http://teltek.us/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=15&idproduct=597
So here's the info if you are interested:
The name of the place is "Concours Specialties" Switch Panels | Concours Specialties
You can e-mail or call...Greg will probably answer the phone. Do a search of the switch panels on his site and you will see some of the crazy stuff this guy can do. You can also search some of the Rhino and RZR forums and will find that this is a CLASS A deal. He's been around for a while and you will find nothing but positive remarks and reviews. I can't say enough good things about my experience. I called him almost everyday and, I'm sure bugged the **** out of him. He took my ideas and added his expert opinions and ideas and ...I think he hit it OUT-A-THE-PARK!
I know prices are going to be a question. Since I was the first, and had worked with him back and forth, he made me a GREAT deal. Having said that, before I contacted him I did some research on cost. I don't want to throw numbers out there...but I found his numbers to be very reasonable for what he was doing. I think many of you will guess high.
M-N-T





PS: I'll add photos when I get them installed. They are coming from back east and the weather is a mess!
PSS: Greg...put some chains on so you can mail this stuff...I'm not gunna sleep 'till they get here!
Now that he has the templates, these are available to everyone. It is important to know that you are not limited to what I have had done. This guy (Greg) does some AMAZING stuff...and you are limited only by your imagination and available space. He has templates for the safety label area, the storage area under it, the smooth areas to the right, the shoulder bolsters and the odd shaped area to the left of the steering wheel.
The first panel is for my switches, and will go where the warning label is. Again, this is just how I wanted it. You could do it any color...do all switches....do it without the logo...Another logo or wording...remove the logo and add a gauge/s...do just a blank panel and insert your own switches...use toggles instead...I could go on, but you get the point. The switches and gauges I used are waterproof.
View attachment 3401

If you install a panel in the storage area, then the whole thing is water proof. He can also build an enclosure on the back and make it all waterproof. Completely assembled they come pre-wired and he is also supplying with a pre-wired fuse and relay box. Just tell him what you want and he will figure it out.
Next is the horn button, which goes to the left of the steering wheel.

This is REAL cool. This is going to go into the shoulder bolsters on both sides.

He also made a blank panel, that goes to the right of the warning label, with two round cut outs...and I'm putting two gauges in there. (Volt meter and Outside air temp) You can use ANY gauges, ANY brand, you want. I found a guy in Nevada that makes the gauges in house. If you contact him directly, and tell him you will be using them for a UTV, he will make them waterproof. Mine are digital (red w/black bezels) http://teltek.us/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=15&idproduct=747
http://teltek.us/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=15&idproduct=597
So here's the info if you are interested:
The name of the place is "Concours Specialties" Switch Panels | Concours Specialties
You can e-mail or call...Greg will probably answer the phone. Do a search of the switch panels on his site and you will see some of the crazy stuff this guy can do. You can also search some of the Rhino and RZR forums and will find that this is a CLASS A deal. He's been around for a while and you will find nothing but positive remarks and reviews. I can't say enough good things about my experience. I called him almost everyday and, I'm sure bugged the **** out of him. He took my ideas and added his expert opinions and ideas and ...I think he hit it OUT-A-THE-PARK!
I know prices are going to be a question. Since I was the first, and had worked with him back and forth, he made me a GREAT deal. Having said that, before I contacted him I did some research on cost. I don't want to throw numbers out there...but I found his numbers to be very reasonable for what he was doing. I think many of you will guess high.
M-N-T
PS: I'll add photos when I get them installed. They are coming from back east and the weather is a mess!
PSS: Greg...put some chains on so you can mail this stuff...I'm not gunna sleep 'till they get here!