Vigil:
If you are looking for a kill switch, then check the websites of the
race suppliers, like Pegassus or Summit. If you run a generator, you
can get by with the less expensive switch. If you run an alternator,
you need the switch that protects the alternator. A bit more money.
Instructions for installation are clear.
If all you want to do is disable the car, you can also get a simple
battery cut off switch at any discount auto parts store. I got a Bosch
plastic "giant key" switch for my '63 VW from JCWhitney for a few
dollars.
A fuel pump cut off is not an ignition cut off. If you want to cut the
fuel pump, you can wire it through a special oil pressure sensing
switch, or buy an inertia switch. The later is a good safety device in
case of a collision.
JohnD
-----Original Message-----
From: uniquelittlecars@yahoo.com [mailto:uniquelittlecars@yahoo.com]
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2007 12:57 PM
To: spridgets; Sprite
Subject: [Spridgets] Ignition Cut Off
Group,
Ignition Cut Off - I thought i saved the thread on a cut off for the
car. i remember some one saying at the fuel pump and there was another
solution some one had posted . I can not remember what that was at this
time. I went back in the list but there is so many answers that were off
posts ( i know you find this hard to believe - LOL ) i lost interest in
looking. I hate to restart a post but could some one tell me what the
options are for the cut off.
TIA,
Vigil
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