Auto Racing Car Ignition Switch Carbon Fiber Surface Panel 5 in 1 Engine Start Push Button Carbon Fiber Toggle Switches 12V LED Panel for Racing Sport Competitive Car

Put this in my race car to make it more convenient for switch placement. Love the power break, push button start, and switches/switch covers. Sturdy, good quality, performs like I hoped it would.

Coolest switch ever, heavy duty!!

I like the layout l, the design seems sturdy enough but!the switches are not as solid as the other panel I bought. the start button has tiny terminals, but does have a separate relay included. I do prefer how this "key" can go from off to on position and stay snuggle while removing you just turn slightly past off to remove, much better design there than compared to the other panel u bought.I mainly bought this because it didn't have the lights at the bottom of each switch. but the start button has me worried and the cheap toggles.

I don’t know anything about this object....but my hubby sure liked it. He put it on his truck in a flash and apparently it was easy and works well. I have no idea what it is but if hubs is happy then I’m happy.

Great quality for the price ! And didnt even know that the master Key(battery switch, red) is removable so I killed 2 birds with one stone on this purchase

Awesome! Used for switching some devices on electronic hobby bench. Secured in plastic electronic encloser box to keep wiring hidden and switch panel attached to front for easy of use. Works great. All included components worked really well. Highly recommend.

this product is well made... what you see is the backing is made out of galvanize steel, hydro dipped into carbon fiber vinyl. the toggle switched all lights up when switched on

It is NOT carbon fiber. It has a decal on a thin sheet of aluminum. That's fine for me, but don't be deceived.The switches are good - but the starter switch only has tiny screws, not actual lugs. Instructions are not very clear as they cover 4 different models of the switch, but if you can't figure it out, you probably should not be trying to wire a panel like this.Use a meter to figure out the LED ground if you have to, and note that you have to be switching +12V for the LED to work (of course). You determine the "switched" side by apply 12V to one side or the other while the switch is off and ground is connected - when the LED lights you found the "output" side.It is not clear, but the "key" IS removable by turning it past "off". The panel would fit perfectly in a standard "radio" hole except the main switch is a hair too big, so shaving the bezel a bit may be needed (on my little truck at least).