In case anyone is interested, it cost like 5 bucks to make. Beats the hell outta greddy's 100$ plus switch. You can use your horn button, or any momentary push button (hazard button, other stock buttons, or just something from radio shack like this)


Yes I know the car is filthy..it's been sitting for a while

 

is it on the shift ****?

it's blury as hell.....

 

yes, my bad...it is cold and raining outside so it was a shivering pic. It is on the **** though...

 

it's cool...not a bad idea

 

Very cool and discrete too. Too bad the way I shift my hand is on top of the ****, So, I'd be hitting the button all the time.

How does it work...like hooked up wise?

 

actually being a momentary push button, you have to push it down pretty hard to activate it. I can shift with my hand pressed down on top, and not hit it. The soft tissue in my hand pads it enough, if you can believe it. Other than smacking it with your hand you have to push it with your thumb....pretty cool.

In the back of the profec b and the spec II there is a jack, you use a mono plug (like from headphones, or a wireless cellphone kit) and wire it with a relay, the button triggers the relay and sends a millivolt signal to the box. It just takes a pulse to switch from low to high or high to low. Any voltage at all with do the trick.

 

Can you explain how you did it (wiring wise)? I don't need to know how u mounted the switch.

 

bad ***

"GO BABY GO" button

 

you need a relay, 2 wires from the relay to the mono plug to the greddy box, one wire to ground, the other wire to the battery. The switch goes in the power wire. I can give you part numbers later, i'll have to look

 

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hahahahahhahahahahah

 

nice location....I'd consider that a pretty "clean" install. I'd be willing to bet its original too.

 

Thanks Dunc...I didn't see it on anyone else's car or anything, I just thought it would be the ideal place. So I started hacking...

 

dang you did it before i could it was in my head im glad you proved it for me..i was debating wether to get the profec or the simple dual stage mbc i didnt know if i could wire up a button to the profec to switch from high/low boost thanks for verifyng it awesome install bro

 

nice..

here is the link with the part #'s

http://home.insightbb.com/~niedejb/switch2.html

 

yes that is the link I used, but the plug part number in that was for a smaller plug, I actually had to use a bigger one. maybe the difference in the spec I and II?