Switch Panels

Switch Panels: wire your accessories in without hacking the factory dash

Switch panels give you a clean, mounted home for the switches that run your add-on gear - light bars, compressors, winches, auxiliary lighting and fuel or ignition circuits. Instead of drilling loose rocker switches into your dash or fairing, a proper panel holds everything in one place, keeps the wiring organized, and either fills a factory blank or replaces trim you already have. Some panels here ship with switches, some are the mounting piece only, and a couple are wired control kits. Read each listing carefully so you know what is in the box.

ThreePiece stocks 8 switch panels from 6 brands: Daystar, Kuryakyn, Revel, Haltech, REDARC and DragonFire Racing. Current in-stock pricing runs from $32 to $282 - that range covers everything from a simple trim accent to a multi-switch control kit, so it is the spread of what's here right now, not a promise on any one part.

What's actually on the shelf

The high end is the Revel GT Dry Carbon Door Switch Panel for the 2020 Toyota GR Supra at $282, a two-piece trim upgrade. For off-road and UTV builds, the DragonFire Racing Six Switch Panel gives you six positions in one plate, while the Haltech Dual Switch Panel Kit with yellow knob is a wired control setup. Jeep owners get the Daystar JK Lower Switch Panel at $38.68 - note switches are sold separately. On the bagger side, Kuryakyn covers Harley trim with the Switch Panel Accent in chrome and a 14-Up Touring version.

How to choose

Start with the job. If you just want a nicer factory-fit look, a trim accent like the Kuryakyn or Revel pieces bolts to what's already there. If you're adding accessories, decide how many circuits you need to control and whether you want a bare panel you populate yourself (Daystar, switches separate) or a ready wired kit (Haltech). Count your switches before you order - a six-position panel is wasted if you only run two, and a two-switch kit won't grow with a bigger build.

What else you'll need

Panels that come without switches or relays pair with Electrical Accessories for the switches, fuses and wiring to finish the job. If you're building out the whole cabin, look at Shift Knobs, Grips and Audio Systems. Everything sits under the broader Interior section if you want to browse sideways.

Fitment and ordering

Four of these panels list specific fitment, covering makes including Toyota, Jeep and Harley-Davidson across model years 2007 to 2024 - vehicles like the Toyota GR Supra, Jeep Wrangler and Harley-Davidson Touring. Trim-style accents are vehicle-specific, so check the year and model before you buy. Not sure a panel fits? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or use the contact page. Orders ship with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout financing.

Switch Panels: wire your accessories in without hacking the factory dash

Switch panels give you a clean, mounted home for the switches that run your add-on gear - light bars, compressors, winches, auxiliary lighting and fuel or ignition circuits. Instead of drilling loose rocker switches into your dash or fairing, a proper panel holds everything in one place, keeps the wiring organized, and either fills a factory blank or replaces trim you already have. Some panels here ship with switches, some are the mounting piece only, and a couple are wired control kits. Read each listing carefully so you know what is in the box.

ThreePiece stocks 8 switch panels from 6 brands: Daystar, Kuryakyn, Revel, Haltech, REDARC and DragonFire Racing. Current in-stock pricing runs from $32 to $282 - that range covers everything from a simple trim accent to a multi-switch control kit, so it is the spread of what's here right now, not a promise on any one part.

What's actually on the shelf

The high end is the Revel GT Dry Carbon Door Switch Panel for the 2020 Toyota GR Supra at $282, a two-piece trim upgrade. For off-road and UTV builds, the DragonFire Racing Six Switch Panel gives you six positions in one plate, while the Haltech Dual Switch Panel Kit with yellow knob is a wired control setup. Jeep owners get the Daystar JK Lower Switch Panel at $38.68 - note switches are sold separately. On the bagger side, Kuryakyn covers Harley trim with the Switch Panel Accent in chrome and a 14-Up Touring version.

How to choose

Start with the job. If you just want a nicer factory-fit look, a trim accent like the Kuryakyn or Revel pieces bolts to what's already there. If you're adding accessories, decide how many circuits you need to control and whether you want a bare panel you populate yourself (Daystar, switches separate) or a ready wired kit (Haltech). Count your switches before you order - a six-position panel is wasted if you only run two, and a two-switch kit won't grow with a bigger build.

What else you'll need

Panels that come without switches or relays pair with Electrical Accessories for the switches, fuses and wiring to finish the job. If you're building out the whole cabin, look at Shift Knobs, Grips and Audio Systems. Everything sits under the broader Interior section if you want to browse sideways.

Fitment and ordering

Four of these panels list specific fitment, covering makes including Toyota, Jeep and Harley-Davidson across model years 2007 to 2024 - vehicles like the Toyota GR Supra, Jeep Wrangler and Harley-Davidson Touring. Trim-style accents are vehicle-specific, so check the year and model before you buy. Not sure a panel fits? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or use the contact page. Orders ship with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout financing.