Here is how to mount your WOT switch in a 99 and up silvy
Jan 3, 2006 | 11:59 AM
#11
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
The bracket doesnt slip or anything. I have had it mounted like that since June and it hasnt gotten kicked yet.
yeah but your truck has been down since June!!!! so of course it hasnt been knocked off!!!
j/k
sorry I just had to do it.....
hurry up and get that badboy running!!!
Jan 3, 2006 | 12:04 PM
#12
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Tin Foil Hat Wearin' Fool
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This goes for you too AP
Unfortunately it has been down ALOT this year(7months
) but it will come to life again haopefully Thursday and Ill be on the road to Texas.
Seriously though where it is mounted at is perfect you cant kick it unless you are trying to, karate kick into your truck or are having rough sex thats the only way I could see it getting hit since it is mounted off of where the damn steering shaft goes through the firewall.
Unfortunately it has been down ALOT this year(7months
) but it will come to life again haopefully Thursday and Ill be on the road to Texas. Seriously though where it is mounted at is perfect you cant kick it unless you are trying to, karate kick into your truck or are having rough sex thats the only way I could see it getting hit since it is mounted off of where the damn steering shaft goes through the firewall.
Jan 3, 2006 | 01:39 PM
#13
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
This goes for you too AP
Unfortunately it has been down ALOT this year(7months) but it will come to life again haopefully Thursday and Ill be on the road to Texas.
Seriously though where it is mounted at is perfect you cant kick it unless you are trying to, karate kick into your truck or are having rough sex thats the only way I could see it getting hit since it is mounted off of where the damn steering shaft goes through the firewall.
Unfortunately it has been down ALOT this year(7months
) but it will come to life again haopefully Thursday and Ill be on the road to Texas. Seriously though where it is mounted at is perfect you cant kick it unless you are trying to, karate kick into your truck or are having rough sex thats the only way I could see it getting hit since it is mounted off of where the damn steering shaft goes through the firewall.
we are going to have to find another spot to install it at... lol.... I just want that damn thing on, I got some races to go take care of!!!....
Jan 3, 2006 | 04:51 PM
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Nope no readjusting. The pressure that it put on it pushes it back not up or down and if you ever looked at a WOT you would see the the trip trigger on the WOT switch is really flimsy so it bends. It doesnt take much pressure at all to trip the WOT switch. Just mount it like I showed and it will be fine. I will be installing my new nitrous kit the same way and when I do AP's it will be installed this way. It keeps the switch out of the weather and out of the way.
Jan 5, 2006 | 02:41 PM
#16
I'm using the switch and bracket that came with my Nitrous Works kit. I just bent the bottom inch 90 degrees and used the top EGR bolt. It fit great and hasn't given me any trouble at all. It's not very hidden, but it doesn't stand out. Just my 2 cents. 
Jan 5, 2006 | 03:04 PM
#17
I just finished mounting mine in the cab last night. Got it to click right at WOT, and its alot more hidden than where I had it under the hood. That was the last piece I needed to hide. The 3 piece engine cover will take care of the rest. 
Great info!!!!
Great info!!!!
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