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31-08-05, 11:08 PM
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| SVA compliant switches Hi, We're in the process of attacking the dashboard and have started to drill holes for our dials. I was wondering if any of you guys could show me pictures of the switches you used in your dash please? I know Pilgrim and a lot of others have used Delta type rocker switches from Europaspares but I preferred the aluminium aircraft style switches that the originals had. Do you know if these will pass the SVA? Any help or pictures would be greatly appreciated. John
__________________ Sumo SVA\'d and registered. Paint still to come. www.jgr-design.com/sumo last updated: *27.10.06*      |
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31-08-05, 11:12 PM
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| Re: SVA compliant switches
__________________ Sumo SVA\'d and registered. Paint still to come. www.jgr-design.com/sumo last updated: *27.10.06* |
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01-09-05, 09:02 AM
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| Re: SVA compliant switches Not sure on this one, but SVA manual will give max projection height allowed from dash board from memory I think its 5 or 6 mm. ( someone correct me if I am wrong) also the 3mm radius will apply. I am going to cheat, I have brought standard rocker switches and I will mount on a extra panel near steering wheel, this can then be removed after SVA and I can fit nice looking toggles on the dash. Jeff
__________________ Jeff My next one WAS going to be AK but beginning to think I am to old to build anymore cars |
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