I start it with a remote, plug in battery and run a Mag with a "stock" mechanical fuel pump which does have a fuel cutoff valve installed on the pump pressure side. I only have a small sealed motorcy
The switch must be accessible to the emergency crews and marked with a decal available from the inspectors. Glen -- Original Message -- From: "Dave Dahlgren" <ddahlgren@snet.net> To: <Askotto@aol.co
Otto The switch must be accessible to the emergency crews and marked with a decal available from the inspectors. Glen Thanks Glen and DickJ I'll put one on up where the battery is located so the swit
I maybe wrong on this, but that's nothing new for me. Since he is running a Mag ignition, I would think he would need a cut off with 2 sets of contacts. One for his electrical system and one for the
Jack Costello's car had a major fire at Bonneville one year on a return run. The water pumps were still running and there was no way to shut them down out side of the car. The fiber glass was melting
I maybe wrong on this, but that's nothing new for me. Since he is running a Mag ignition, I would think he would need a cut off with 2 sets of contacts. One for his electrical system and one for the
Askotto@aol.com wrote:.. .. Food for thought for the guys running alternators. You must also disable the alternator lead to kill the engine. Taking the battery out of the circuit may not kill the eng