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    Quote Originally Posted by dickita15 View Post
    c. Gauges and instruments may be added, replaced, or removed. They may be installed in the original instrument(s) location using a mounting plate(s), or any other location using a secure method of attachment. Other than modifications made to mount instruments and provide for roll cage installation, the remainder of the dash “board” or panel shall remain intact.
    Have read that, should have asked to get further clarification. The instrument cluster (which includes switches, which based on a previous thread switches cannot be removed) is considered an gauge and/or instrument?

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    Derek
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    What switches are in a cluster that can't be moved?

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    A switch is not a gauge or an instrument.
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    Odometer reset switch, which doubles for a info system switch.
    Derek
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    Hmm that is interesting. Odo reset I say is part of the instrument just like when I removed my speedometer I also removed the cable as part of it. The fact that it is also how you access the info system illustrates the problem we are going to have keeping race cars simple as auto technology gets more complex.
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