What Mods/Changes Have You Done To Your 2015 or 2016???
#4531
Senior Member
#4532
Not bad for a Girl. LOL
Put light switches on console for easy use.
I made my own switch plate. I went into my first aid kit and used one of my splint braces to make the light switch bracket. I cut and shaved the bracket to fit not only the 3 switches, but the center area of the console. The splint material is made out of a "strong press board like material" making it strong yet easy to shape, with a sander. From there I took the center rubber "pen holder" out and cut into the console to fit the switch plate. I used a 12 volt reciprocating saw to cut the plastic in this tight area. Once fitted, I painted the bracket and applied a Ford Logo I had off my front bug deflector. I ran the wires through the bottom of the console out to the underneath of the dash. Whole project took about 8hrs. But I believe it is a really nice touch. Switches are easy to turn on and off, plus the blue on the switches matches my interior/dash lights.
#4533
Senior Member
#4534
Found On Road Dominating
#4535
Found On Road Dominating
Put light switches on console for easy use.
I made my own switch plate. I went into my first aid kit and used one of my splint braces to make the light switch bracket. I cut and shaved the bracket to fit not only the 3 switches, but the center area of the console. The splint material is made out of a "strong press board like material" making it strong yet easy to shape, with a sander. From there I took the center rubber "pen holder" out and cut into the console to fit the switch plate. I used a 12 volt reciprocating saw to cut the plastic in this tight area. Once fitted, I painted the bracket and applied a Ford Logo I had off my front bug deflector. I ran the wires through the bottom of the console out to the underneath of the dash. Whole project took about 8hrs. But I believe it is a really nice touch. Switches are easy to turn on and off, plus the blue on the switches matches my interior/dash lights.
#4536
Just The Basic Facts
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Very nice work. As I'm sure your aware, there R copyright laws out there. You have a Ford symbol that I'm sure Big Brother won't like. As well John Trishcler (think that's how he spells his name) owns the patent on an insert that looks very similar. Will be interesting on what he thinks. Good luck.
Last edited by Husker; 08-06-2017 at 07:52 PM.
#4537
Very nice work. As I'm sure your aware, there R copyright laws out there. You have a Ford symbol that I'm sure Big Brother won't like. As well John Trishcler (think that's how he spells his name) owns the patent on an insert that looks very similar. Will be interesting on what he thinks. Good luck.
Last edited by mllcb; 08-06-2017 at 01:44 PM.
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#4538
Found On Road Dominating
To be fair, he claims patent pending status without much detail as to what part of the set up he is claiming patent protection on, on a part that isn't even for sale. There isn't really a claim he could make for someone installing a similar looking setup in their own personal vehicle that they aren't trying to sell.
No need for further talk on this as I'm sure you're all mature adults quite capable of making your own decisions and modifications as you see fit.
Again very nice job. I would add that I found it a bit of a PITA running the wiring once into the centre console. Would have been nice to have been shown where the folks at Roush sent it. For me a Dremel tool was very helpful. Goodnight all.
#4539
Texas A&M Aggie
That's true in the video. However in my communications while buying them ( insert, switches, and wiring harness) I was led to believe that the plastic insert/component that houses the light switches is his design ( fabricated in a 3D printer) and protected by patent law. I'm no lawyer but was simply just trying to be helpful. If you search on this forum I'm sure you will find folks that have been threatened with litigation if they continue to break the law. ( especially if it's costing them money). Perhaps it's unlikely to attract attention from Ford and perhaps not John Trischler either.
No need for further talk on this as I'm sure you're all mature adults quite capable of making your own decisions and modifications as you see fit.
Again very nice job. I would add that I found it a bit of a PITA running the wiring once into the centre console. Would have been nice to have been shown where the folks at Roush sent it. For me a Dremel tool was very helpful. Goodnight all.
No need for further talk on this as I'm sure you're all mature adults quite capable of making your own decisions and modifications as you see fit.
Again very nice job. I would add that I found it a bit of a PITA running the wiring once into the centre console. Would have been nice to have been shown where the folks at Roush sent it. For me a Dremel tool was very helpful. Goodnight all.
#4540
Active Member
So far I've done the following:
Upgraded the Driving lights
G2 Backflip
Tinted all windows
Installed flush mount Rigid lights in the rear bumper
2.25 level kit
3 inch rear block
295X60R20 tires
Solo Performance exhaust
And the most important - Tiffany the Hula Girl on the dash...
Next up is removal of the front air dam, K&N intake, 20 inch Rigid bar in front, paint rotors, and please please let me remember to replace my stock wiper blades!!
Wow, if my wife sees this list I'm dead!
Upgraded the Driving lights
G2 Backflip
Tinted all windows
Installed flush mount Rigid lights in the rear bumper
2.25 level kit
3 inch rear block
295X60R20 tires
Solo Performance exhaust
And the most important - Tiffany the Hula Girl on the dash...
Next up is removal of the front air dam, K&N intake, 20 inch Rigid bar in front, paint rotors, and please please let me remember to replace my stock wiper blades!!
Wow, if my wife sees this list I'm dead!
Quick question, what's the purpose of removing the front air dam? I've seen this on other mods lists as well.