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What's_nitro? · **Integy Alloy Diff Case, & Power Switch -** 04.10.2011, 11:24 PM

The diff cases look/feel great. The alignment of the shock tower and the mounting holes in the case was off by ~1/32", so I did have to run a 1/8" drill bit through the holes to allow the screw to fit. Other than that there were no fitment problems.

The switch is a Cutler-Hammer Mil-spec toggle rated for 1.5HP continuous duty. I did say it was overkill, right? I like it because it has a very positive action (much more than a typical light switch in your house) and probably won't turn off on it's own. It is very securely mounted, as you can see. The screw heads on top of the switch are actually holding the switch together as well as securing it to the truck. There were 1/8" rivets in those holes before, so it was a no-brainer to run screws through there as a mounting system.

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What's_nitro? Soldermaster Extraordinaire Offline Posts: 4,529 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Plymouth, MA, USA	Integy Alloy Diff Case, & Power Switch - 04.10.2011, 11:24 PM The diff cases look/feel great. The alignment of the shock tower and the mounting holes in the case was off by ~1/32", so I did have to run a 1/8" drill bit through the holes to allow the screw to fit. Other than that there were no fitment problems. The switch is a Cutler-Hammer Mil-spec toggle rated for 1.5HP continuous duty. I did say it was overkill, right? I like it because it has a very positive action (much more than a typical light switch in your house) and probably won't turn off on it's own. It is very securely mounted, as you can see. The screw heads on top of the switch are actually holding the switch together as well as securing it to the truck. There were 1/8" rivets in those holes before, so it was a no-brainer to run screws through there as a mounting system.